OnCAFE Access Control System Headlines Hanwha Vision GSX Booth

Teaneck, N.J.—Hanwha Vision is set to showcase what is says is the future of security technology at GSX 2025, including its new OnCAFE access control platform.

The company will be exhibiting in booth #2326 and among the products it will feature during the show include its new Wisenet 9 System on Chip (SoC) and a growing suite of cloud-based solutions, including the new OnCAFE access control platform.

Hanwha Vision states that it will demonstrate how its latest technology simplifies security management while providing powerful and scalable protection for any organization. Attendees will also experience a full line of AI-powered cameras and devices supported by an expanding ecosystem of AI analytics.

The key products featured at GSX 2025 include:

OnCAFE (Cloud Access for Everyone): This new cloud-hosted Access Control as a Service (ACaaS) platform makes deploying and managing access control easier and more affordable the company says. Hanwha Vision asserts that OnCAFE eliminates the need for expensive on-site servers and complex IT infrastructure, reducing the time and cost associated with system setup, device management, and user administration. It provides a user-friendly, scalable solution that simplifies access control for facilities of any size

OnCloud: As a direct-to-cloud Video Management Software as a Service (VSaaS) platform OnCloud is said to streamline surveillance operations with a powerful and flexible user experience. Hanwha Vision points out that OnCloud combines the speed and scalability of the cloud with the benefits of edge-based recording and AI analytics. OnCloud serves as the foundation of a comprehensive cloud ecosystem, providing total on-premise and remote surveillance management capabilities, including AI-driven data analytics, system health monitoring, and business intelligence.

Wisenet 9 System on Chip (SoC): Engineered and developed in-house, the Wisenet 9 SoC is the secure and intelligent foundation of all Hanwha Vision devices. This next-generation chip delivers significant advancements in performance and cybersecurity, including:

  • Enhanced AI noise reduction: Designed to utilize AI to minimize video noise and maximize detail, in addition lower picture size which significantly lowers bandwidth and storage.
  • AI-driven Extreme Wide Dynamic Range: Hanwha Vision notes this capability captures clear details in both bright and dark areas.
  • AI-enhanced compression: Designed to offer for more efficient storage and bandwidth use.
  • Advanced AI analytics: Hanwha Vision states these capabilities deliver intelligent detection of color, age, and gender attributes.
  • FIPS 140-3 Level 3 cybersecurity:  The company emphasizes this is an approved standard of cybersecurity for educational and government institutions.

The company adds Wisenet 9 SoC will be demonstrated powering Hanwha Vision’s 2nd- generation P and X series cameras, showcasing how these innovations deliver a clearer, more intelligent, and more secure surveillance experience.

 

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