QVR Human 2.6.1 Officially Released! Enhanced Detection, AI Performance, and Security

We are excited to announce the official release of the latest version QVR Human 2.6.1 to all QVR Human users!

The QVR Human 2.6 series brings a wide range of enhancements to AI video analysis features, including the new “Area Stay” detection task, support for NVIDIA RTX 20–50 series GPUs, improved area intrusion data analysis, detection resolution settings, and optimized person detection for special camera angles.

QVR Human 2.6.1 also includes the latest security fixes. To enjoy all new features, performance improvements, and security updates, we recommend updating directly to the latest version.

Now, let’s take a look at the highlights of the QVR Human 2.6 series!

Identify unusual lingering behavior: Introducing the new “Area Stay” detection task!

Not only whether a person enters a specific area, but also “how long they stay” is a key indicator for spotting abnormal behavior or understanding space usage.

With the new “Area Stay” detection task in the QVR Human 2.6 series, you can track not just “where a person is,” but also “how long they stay” in a given area.

  • Monitor unusual stays in real time: Detect how long a person stays in a specified area, and issue real-time alerts if set conditions are met. Administrators can quickly spot suspicious or abnormal situations.
  • See stay time trends at a glance: View reports showing stay durations and trends, enabling event analysis beyond single alerts.
  • For both security and business use: In addition to security applications like warehouses and restricted areas, retailers can identify areas where customers linger, helping optimize store flow and layouts.

Note: This feature requires QVR Surveillance 3.1.0 or later.

Area Stay Live

Even better AI processing: Support for NVIDIA RTX 20–50 series GPUs

To meet the demand for handling multiple camera feeds and multiple AI detection tasks simultaneously, the QVR Human 2.6 series now supports NVIDIA RTX 20, 30, 40, and 50 series GPUs. This hardware acceleration boosts AI video analysis performance.

  • Enhanced AI analysis speed: Leverage GPU computing power for faster AI video processing such as person detection.
  • Ready for high-demand environments: Ideal for businesses, factories, and large-scale surveillance setups with many cameras and detection tasks running simultaneously.
  • Flexible deployment: Choose the right GPU for your surveillance scale and performance requirements, allowing you to build a highly scalable intelligent monitoring environment.

Speed up your QVR Human now!

Note: This feature requires QVR AI Library 1.1.0 or later.

From real-time detection to trend analysis: Enhanced “Area Intrusion” data

The “Area Intrusion” detection feature introduced in previous versions has been further improved. In QVR Human 2.6, related data is integrated into Overview and Reports screens. You can now see not only real-time event status, but also long-term trends.

  • Quickly spot event status: View area intrusion statistics from the Overview screen to get an immediate grasp of current events.
  • Analyze long-term intrusion trends: Use reports and visual graphs to compare event changes across time periods, supporting subsequent security management and decision-making.

Improved usability and system stability

Besides new features, QVR Human 2.6 series brings several enhancements in detection settings, user workflows, and system stability.

  • Detection resolution mode: Adjust the detection resolution to fit your surveillance environment, achieving more accurate results.
  • Optimized detection models for fisheye and overhead cameras: Improved accuracy for person detection in unique camera angles.
  • Add an entry for “Create/Edit Counter” to each camera task for easier counter configuration.
  • Support for creating detection tasks connecting to QVR Surveillance with two-factor authentication enabled.
  • When system performance drops, additional logs and notifications help you monitor analysis status.

Key points of this update

Feature Category Update Details
AI Hardware Acceleration Support for NVIDIA RTX 20–50 series GPUs
Intelligent Behavior Detection Added “Area Stay” detection and real-time alerts
Data Analysis Enhanced “Area Intrusion” overview, reporting, and trend analysis
Detection Accuracy Support for detection resolution modes and optimized person detection for fisheye/overhead views
Task Management Quickly create/edit counters from camera tasks
Security Integration Connect to QVR Surveillance with two-factor authentication enabled
System Stability Optimized sync mechanism, storage capacity protection, and abnormal performance notifications

From the new “Area Stay” detection task to NVIDIA RTX GPU hardware acceleration, richer area intrusion data analysis, and optimized models for unique camera angles, the QVR Human 2.6 series evolves AI smart surveillance to be more real-time, accurate, and manageable than ever.

Update to QVR Human 2.6.1 now and experience richer intelligent video analytics and proactive alert features!

See the release notes for more details: QNAP App Release Notes

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