After the impact Covid-19 has had on many businesses over the previous year, companies have started to look in to how they can use technology to fill in the gaps within their organisation. Below are a list of emerging technologies which may become revolutionary within the next 10 years.
Artificial intelligence
Artificial intelligence combined with video surveillance is subjected to become a game changing security technology in the future. It is essential to make use of the massive amounts of data being produced by video surveillance, as it can provide many benefits for both the technology and the business. As you know there is still much to be done in terms of perfecting this technology. However, once the technology is refined, there would be no need for surveillance cameras to be monitored. AI video surveillance would be a lot more reactive as the analysis is being done in real time.
Biometric Security
In today’s age, biometric security is everywhere from your cellular device to your home. It has been one of the more refined technologies which has been presented over the last few years. Biometric data such as facial recognition and fingerprints can be recorded and used to document data as well as add a layer of security. It can also block unauthorised people from getting into certain areas.
5G Connectivity
The rise of 5G shows that it is going to be a technology that is here to stay. 5G is aimed to speed data up to ten times. Compared to the previous connectivity, 5G would allow security companies to prosper from the rapid data transfer. As a result of the faster data transfer, security companies would be able to react to security threats a lot faster.
Blockchain
Normally linked with cryptocurrency, this emerging technology can essentially be used in other areas of business such as security. Blockchain can be used to store a substantial amount data coming from video surveillance for example. This would essentially stop people from tampering with surveillance.
Virtual Reality
With the rise of VR in the previous decade, it has become a staple for businesses to train their employees. VR can simulate real life situations, which would allow the individual to use the skills they have learnt and use them in a controlled environment. Not only will this allow the individuals to experience situations, it would also allow them to grow into their role much quicker.
By utilising these emerging technologies within the security industry, it would not only allow your company to grow and expand into different territories, it would also make way for more quicker and accurate solutions.