Between Automotive and the Security Industry | On AI, Safety & Security – Part 2

How does a good AI model become a solution that actually works in day-to-day security operations? This episode was recorded in German.

In the second part of the conversation on “Der wilde Ritt durch die Security”, Manuel Bohé and Tolga Ermis discuss why the real challenge often lies outside the AI itself. Cameras, alarm management software and existing security systems have to communicate with each other – and this integration quickly becomes complex in practice.

They also look at existing camera equipment: do older systems have to be replaced to benefit from modern video analytics? Tolga explains the role of image quality and different AI models, and why not every model suits every camera and every use case.

The conversation then looks ahead: vision language models combine image and video data with language models. This makes it possible, for example, to search video footage in natural language or to detect specific characteristics. Finally, the two discuss how security may change in the coming years as AI agents become part of alarm receiving centres and software environments, while robotics and drones take on physical tasks.

An AI model can perform very well in the lab. What matters is whether it fits reliably into existing security processes, where cameras, software, alarm receiving centres and people work together. At the same time, vision language models and AI agents show that video analytics may soon go far beyond detecting individual objects.

The first part of the conversation, on the current state of the technology, is available here: Between Automotive and the Security Industry – Part 1

🎙️ About our guest: Tolga Ermis has worked with camera technology, video analytics and artificial intelligence for many years. After his studies, he worked in the automotive industry on camera and driver assistance systems, focusing on object detection and AI. He later co-founded the AI security start-up promiseQ to transfer his automotive experience to the challenges of the security industry. Today he is founder and managing director of Corsica Security.

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