Hyosung Information Systems support the 'smart city integrated platform' business

For smart city projects, it is important to build an integrated infrastructure environment that has both technical capabilities and stability in order to collect, analyze, and manage various CCTV images. This is because a huge amount of data must be dealt with flexibly.

Hyosung Information Systems announced that it will secure stability in the integrated infrastructure environment and actively support the future ‘smart city integrated platform’ business of virtualization infrastructure optimized for cloud and AI / big data analysis environments.

It provides a virtualization-based converged system infrastructure through HVMP(Hitachi Video Management Platform) and supports the implementation of an integrated infrastructure for smart cities.

Hyosung Information System has accumulated know-how by supporting the system construction of various local governments through HVMP, but at present, the construction of an ‘integrated control system’ that integrates CCTV images is almost completed nationwide.

In addition, the ‘screening control system’ for efficient analysis of integrated video and the ‘smart city integrated platform’ business that provides services utilizing video are being actively carried out. 

In particular, it utilizes the strengths of HVMP, which can integrate and link various infrastructure systems and virtualized operating systems. It contributes to maximizing the effects of improving the environment of aging equipment and introducing new technologies and improving the quality of the CCTV Integrated Control Center’s operation

An official of the Hyosung Information System said, “Smart cities go beyond simple solutions to urban problems only using data and combine them with social infrastructure services such as transportation, energy, and the environment to create new added value." The official added, ”we will actively support the spread of smart city integrated platforms that help citizens to live a safe and prosperous life, not to mention their safety".

Reported by 'Smart City Today'