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iCerti showcases AI video security tech at Singapore program

iCerti presented CONTEXTRA AI anomaly detection and body-cam security experience as it seeks Southeast Asian partnerships through SAS.

iCerti introduced its next-generation AI smart safety and full-lifecycle video security technology at the Smart Safety Business Meetup and Security Asia 2026 program in Singapore, according to datanet.co.kr. The company said it is looking to expand into Southeast Asia.

The program was hosted by INNOPOLIS and operated by Killsag Global, with support from the Singapore Security Association (SAS).

iCerti highlighted its work applying body-cam video security technology for a police agency, including personal data protection and verification of video integrity and authenticity. It also presented cases of AI anomaly detection and abnormal behavior analysis applied to rail safety control on the Shinbundang Line.

The company's CONTEXTRA AI analyzes object state changes, surroundings, and temporal-spatial context to detect potential risk signs beyond simple behavior recognition, according to iCerti.

iCerti said it confirmed demand from local Singapore kindergartens and schools for AI-based safety management and video information protection. It plans to pursue technology cooperation and demonstration projects with educational institutions and security and control companies through SAS's local network.

Quick answers

What did iCerti present in Singapore?

It introduced its next-generation AI smart safety and full-lifecycle video security technology, including CONTEXTRA AI risk detection and past applications in body-cam and rail safety control.

Who organized the Security Asia 2026 program?

The program was hosted by INNOPOLIS, operated by Killsag Global, and supported by the Singapore Security Association (SAS).

What are iCerti's plans in Southeast Asia?

The company plans to seek technology cooperation and demonstration projects with educational institutions and security and control companies through SAS's local network.

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