Quantum announces partnership with WaitTime

SAN JOSE, Calif. – Video solutions company Quantum has announced their partnership with WaitTime, an industry leader in crowd intelligence analytics.

Together, the companies will combine the video surveillance data captured and stored in Quantum’s Unified Surveillance Platform (USP) to deliver a certified solution offering easy deployment for organizations that want to maximize and extract the value of their surveillance data. Quantum USP is a unified compute and storage platform designed to be resilient and retain data even in the case of a hardware failure. USP can also manage and run multiple physical security applications on a single infrastructure, including analytics applications like WaitTime. The combined USP and WaitTime solution uses data produced by video surveillance cameras to analyze queues in venues such as stadiums, malls, airports, and more. 

“Video surveillance data is increasingly being used for business operations and value in addition to security and loss prevention,” says Choon-Seng Tan, general manager, Video Surveillance, Quantum. “This certified solution with WaitTime AI software gives these facilities a way to provide a better guest experience, while Quantum enables them to simplify their recording and analytics infrastructure and reduce operational costs by consolidating multiple individual servers—like NVRs-- onto a single, unified compute and storage platform.”

“WaitTime continues to evolve our AI solution every day with new features and increased accuracy. It’s critical that the infrastructure supporting our application is resilient, high-performance, and scalable to ensure the best customer experience. Quantum’s USP software was built to manage multiple physical security applications simultaneously, including the requirements of an AI analytics app like WaitTime. This combined solution is designed to be easy to deploy and give organizations increased visibility within the operations of their venue while providing additional value to end users,” says Zack Klima, founder and CEO, WaitTime. 

The companies will be hosting a webinar to discuss the joint project on April 10, registration here.