Indosat Ooredoo Hutchison (Indosat or IOH), through Indosat Business, has launched Vision AI, an artificial intelligence (AI) based surveillance solution designed to improve security, operational efficiency, and data-driven decision-making for businesses in Indonesia.
Vision AI represents a significant step in Indosat's commitment to digital transformation across Indonesian industries. Powered by AI and deep learning, Vision AI offers a surveillance system that analyses real-time events, detects specific patterns, and provides early warnings about potential risks or opportunities. This enables businesses to respond quickly and accurately while maintaining user privacy and data security.
M. Danny Buldansyah, director & chief business officer of Indosat Ooredoo Hutchison, highlighted Vision AI's shift from traditional passive surveillance to a dynamic, intelligent approach.
He emphasised that AI is now a reality, and Vision AI demonstrates its potential to create more responsive and efficient surveillance systems that prioritise privacy.
Vision AI's flexible, modular design caters to diverse business needs. The solution includes an AI Box, AI-ready cameras, 3D stereo sensors, and a customisable AI training platform tailored to specific industry demands. This adaptability allows easy integration with existing and new CCTV systems, benefiting SMEs and large corporations alike.
Vision AI can be deployed in various real-world scenarios, including automatic monitoring in high-risk areas, traffic analysis for public benefits, proactive public space security, and customer behaviour analysis in retail and public service sectors. It operates locally and in real-time using secure, sovereign AI infrastructure.
Vision AI aligns with national regulations and supports the government’s efforts to build a globally competitive AI ecosystem. This initiative addresses the increasing demand for advanced, data-driven surveillance solutions.
