Hanwha Techwin (Currently Hanwha Vision) premieres new retail and video solutions in the U.S. and Middle East

Hanwha Techwin (Currently Hanwha Vision) , a global video solutions provider, showcased a broad selection of video systems utilizing closed-circuit cameras overseas at international trade shows.

The company participated in both NRF 2022, a global retail show held in New York City, and Intersec 2022, a security and safety event held in Dubai, from January 16^th to 18^th.

When several other companies have pressed pause on international promotions, Hanwha Techwin (Currently Hanwha Vision) is amplifying its international presence through global event attendance.

At NRF 2022, Hanwha Techwin (Currently Hanwha Vision) debuted its novel cashier-less retail payment solution, the Quick Check Out (QCO). Building on 30 years of rich experience in optical technology, the latest offering from Hanwha Techwin (Currently Hanwha Vision) signals the company’s desire to expand into a new sector.

The QCO improves check-out efficiency, simplifying the process by automatically reading out the barcode of products placed on the conveyor belt. Hanwha Techwin (Currently Hanwha Vision) developed large and small models to fit all shapes and sizes of retailers, from supermarkets to local grocers and convenience stores.

Larger models with numerous sensors and cameras automatically recognize products regardless of barcode location. Customers are able to complete their purchases quickly, simply, and accurately without scanning items individually by hand.

Optimized to meet the needs of a broad list of retailers, the QCO efficiently and effectively manages check-out traffic and allows retailers to operate 24/7.

In addition, at Intersec 2022 in the Middle East, the world’s leading global emergency services, safety, security event, Hanwha Techwin (Currently Hanwha Vision) showcased its industry-specific, AI-based video surveillance solutions under the themes of “Lowering barriers to AI adoption” and “Raising the bar for video surveillance with AI.”

The company’s latest surveillance camera series, New X Core and X Plus, provide cutting-edge artificial intelligence (AI) analysis in real-time. The advanced technology, which detects both people and vehicles, can even classify a vehicle’s license plate.

Until recently, AI analysis has been an exclusively premium offering. The two new series employ the feature at a lower price point, allowing more customers to take advantage of the valuable technology.

Hanwha Techwin (Currently Hanwha Vision)’s products and solutions are well-suited to the surveillance needs of urban centers in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA). At the exhibition, the company showcased the series’ traffic and accident detection features, tailored to support the region’s surveillance challenges.

“The core value of our video surveillance solutions is transforming visual data into useful information for customers," stated an official from Hanwha Techwin (Currently Hanwha Vision), adding, “We are tapping into the global market with solutions customized to meet the needs of multiple industries, including retail, transportation, and security. ”