This is made possible by integrating NetApp's hybrid flash storage arrays with Bosch Video Recording Manager (VRM), creating a storage virtualization system. The NetApp operating system records the various data channels directly from the camera to storage in a compact, high-density format. The result: video signals and storage capacity are balanced, and data is backed up, ensuring that processes continue even if hard drives fail.

The ability to seamlessly transfer data to high-level systems enables greater security and efficiency. Adding IoT and AI, which allow for the integration of intelligent functions into all camera systems, from the sensor to its connectivity, makes our cameras even smarter devices that provide valuable information for our digital infrastructure. In addition to the system's forensic capabilities, the device's algorithm detects suspicious activity in real time. This can include detecting inventory theft, tracking lost shipments in large warehouses, or detecting smoke fires in seconds.

The solution includes the following features:
• Robust technology in a compact, high-density storage form factor, with 12 TB drives.
• High levels of integration provide reduced complexity and maximum availability, enabling the mapping of highly specific workloads.
• High levels of data availability, with the ability to record signals from two cameras simultaneously at different quality levels and store the data in two different physical locations.
• High levels of scalability thanks to complex environments with up to 200 cameras at its most basic levels. BVMS allows for the installation of a virtually unlimited number of additional cameras simply by adding more storage space to the system.

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