In an era where artificial intelligence becomes the new engine of global competitiveness, video analytics emerge as one of the most powerful tools to automate, optimize, and protect operations in multiple sectors. Video analytics are artificial intelligence algorithms that analyze real-time images from surveillance cameras to extract relevant information. From manufacturing to retail, logistics, healthcare, energy, and public safety, the implementation of intelligent real-time video analysis systems is redefining how companies make decisions.
In this context, Mexico positions itself as an emerging market with significant adoption potential, especially in sectors like advanced manufacturing and smart industrial parks. The implementation of these technologies not only enhances productivity but also enables more sustainable and scalable business models. With a proprietary platform based on artificial intelligence, modular systems capable of integrating into any existing camera network are offered, generating predictive and automated analysis with key business metrics. Their solutions have been adopted by retail sector companies, multinational logistics groups, and private security corporations, contributing to a significant improvement in operational efficiency and risk reduction.
According to a report by MarketsandMarkets, the global video analytics market is expected to grow from $5.2 billion in 2022 to over $20 billion by 2027. In an increasingly data-driven economy, whoever controls visual intelligence will also control efficiency and security. The adoption of video analytics is not a passing trend but a strategic necessity for companies looking to compete in the digital economy. This can include everything from people counting, facial recognition, anomaly or incident detection, to behavior analysis, vehicle flow monitoring, or quality control in production lines.
Regarding applications across various industries, in the retail sector, they are used for identifying shopping patterns, analyzing store traffic, detecting theft, and enhancing the customer experience. In logistics, routes are optimized, goods are tracked in warehouses, and accidents are prevented in distribution centers. In manufacturing, processes are monitored in real time, automated quality control is implemented, and operational failures are prevented. In healthcare, access control in medical facilities is managed, patients are monitored, and hygiene protocols are implemented. Finally, in energy and infrastructure, they are employed for perimeter security, intruder detection, and behavior analysis in remote locations.
One of the companies that has led the implementation of video analytics in Mexico is IBANOR.AI, a technology firm specializing in computer vision solutions for industrial and urban environments. Cases like IBANOR.AI demonstrate that Mexico has the talent, technology, and vision to lead this revolution in Latin America.
