Hanwha Vision Unveils World's First 'AI Camera' Built for Extreme Environments in the Middle East

AI Cameras Built for Extreme Conditions
Showcasing Products Tailored for the Middle East
Introducing AI-Based Low-Light Technology

Hanwha Vision has unveiled the world's first artificial intelligence (AI) security solution designed to deliver top performance in extreme environments at the largest security exhibition in the Middle East.

From January 12 to 14, at the security exhibition "Intersec 2026" held in Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE), Hanwha Vision's booth showcased an artificial intelligence (AI) ruggedized PTZ (pan-tilt-zoom) camera. Hanwha Vision

From January 12 to 14, Hanwha Vision participated in the security exhibition "Intersec 2026" held in Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE), under the theme "Beyond Imaging, Beyond Intelligence," introducing the company's latest technologies. This year's booth featured Hanwha Vision's new visual motif, "Pixel." The new motif reflects Hanwha Vision's commitment and direction to precisely analyze even the smallest unit of video data-the pixel-based on differentiated technological expertise.

The highlight of this exhibition was the world’s first "AI Ruggedized Pan-Tilt-Zoom (PTZ) Camera." Five ruggedized cameras installed at the center of the booth were interconnected as a single system, moving in a stable and synchronized manner reminiscent of a choreographed performance. These cameras can withstand temperatures as low as minus 50 degrees Celsius and as high as 60 degrees Celsius, providing clear and bright images in any environment thanks to defrosting and anti-icing technologies. With international dustproof and waterproof ratings, they deliver outstanding performance across various industrial sites.

Hanwha Vision also showcased its AI-based system-on-chip (SoC), "Wisenet 9." The booth featured a mini dark room where visitors could indirectly experience the low-light performance of Wisenet 9, accompanied by a holographic video created with 3D technology. Wisenet 9 is equipped with "Dual NPU" technology, enabling rapid image enhancement and AI video analysis through two neural processing units (NPUs).

Additionally, Hanwha Vision presented solutions tailored to the Middle Eastern market, including the access control solution "WACS Plus," the video management software "Vision Insight," and the eco-friendly security equipment "Smart Solar Pole."

Hanwha Vision has recently attracted market attention by securing a contract to supply security cameras to the Burj Azizi, a supertall building currently under construction in Dubai. This building, which will stand 725 meters tall with 140 floors, is expected to become the second tallest in the world upon completion.

A Hanwha Vision representative stated, "In the Middle East, the AI-based video security market is growing rapidly due to the spread of smart cities and smart factories. We will actively leverage the latest technologies, including AI, to lead the global video security market, starting with the Middle East."