Addressing video surveillance pain points with the Dahua Xinghan Large-Scale AI Models
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November 19, 2025
The inner workings of any AI system can
seem like black box that produces magic results. The new Dahua Xinghan
Large-Scale AI Models are no exception, especially from the perspective of the
astonishing results they produce.
This article focuses on the magic—the
real-world benefits—that Xinghan enables in physical security scenarios, while this companion piece takes a peek inside the black box and explores how Dahua pushes the
limit of what’s possible. In this regard, Xinghan marks a significant leap
forward—from previous generations of AI based on convolutional neural networks
(CNN) that analyze visual impulses, to large-scale AI that can processes visual
information, context and language simultaneously.
Dahua’s new AI comes in three different
series—the Xinghan Vision Models, the Multimodal Models, and the Xinghan
Language Models. While the names suggest complexity, their impact is plain
to see in all major fields in which AI drives innovation—from better detection
to smarter decisions and intuitive controls.
By packaging the new AI into three models,
Dahua ensures each one of them excels in its domain and runs efficiently on the
appropriate hardware. Cameras, NVRs, IVSSs and IVDs only load the respective
model they need, so edge devices stay responsive while back‑end systems focus
on deeper reasoning.
This practice-focused approach shows that
empowering new security workflows was front-and-center in the development of
Xinghan. Each technical innovation enables practical innovation:
1. From Accuracy to Precision
2. From Fragmented to Centralized Applications
3. From Recognition to Understanding
4. From Static Reaction to Dynamic Adaptation
5. Enhanced Language and Multimodal Capabilities
Visible improvements
Xinghan can recognize people and objects
that are smaller, farther away or partially occluded—tasks that often confound
older CNN-based AI models. The Dahua Xinghan Vision Models tackle this issue
with a Transformer-based architecture that enables a maximum detection range
that increased by 50 percent in comparison with previous models, while ensuring
98 percent accuracy.
Leveraging the capabilities of the Xinghan
Large-Scale AI Models, Dahua devices can automatically identify the scene in
the image and determine whether to activate or deactivate WDR based on changes
in the picture. This eliminates the need for manual adjustments, ensuring a
clear image while reducing the user's operational burden.
Additional visibility isn’t just about
spotting more, however. It also means triggering fewer false alarms by
understanding the visual context of the scenes at hand more accurately. A key
part of this is better threat/non-threat distinction: differentiating, for
example, between a dog and a person, or movement in the bushes due to wind and
an actual intrusion attempt. Xinghan reduces the number of false alarms by 92
percent.
These improvements matter in all
environments in which perimeters need protection—from industrial parks and
mines to critical infrastructure, government sites and many more.
Making sense of multiple things at once
Keeping track of public spaces is another
area where the Xinghan Vision Models excel. Tracking individuals in such
scenarios posed great challenges to older AI technology, especially when
target-individuals pass behind objects or their paths cross with others.
Thanks to WizTracking, the Xinghan Vision
Models maintain consistent tracking even when people are partially occluded, as
the new AI can analyze sequences of frames and recover motion paths based on
temporal logic. This is especially beneficial in the surveillance of public
spaces and social governance scenarios—from public parks to parking lots, but
also in factories. The technology empowers better, more detailed scene
understanding and thereby speeds up the workflow of security teams.
With Xinghan, the ability to handle crowd
surveillance on rainy days when most people carry umbrellas also increases
significantly. In such scenarios, accuracy improves by 80 percent.
Especially useful during peak hours at
transportation hubs or public events, another Xinghan feature—Crowd Map—helps
analyze density and flow patterns at an area level, flagging crowding or
occupancy thresholds.
Intuitive interaction
The innovations that come with Dahua
Xinghan Large-Scale AI Models go far beyond the visual realm. Adding the next
layer of intelligence to the vision-centric AI, the Xinghan
Multimodal Models enable users to interact with their
security system intuitively.
One of the central features of the Xinghan
Multimodal Models is WizSeek, thanks to which users no
longer need to navigate rigid menus to find critical footage. Instead, they can
simply type a query like “man in blue jacket near the gate” and receive the
corresponding footage instantly.
WizSeek greatly simplifies the workflow of
security teams by making an often-used feature as intuitive as asking a
colleague for help.
Text-defined alarms, on the other hand,
allow users to create custom detection rules by simply entering
natural-language instructions. Instead of time-intensive algorithm training,
they can type, for example, “alert me when someone enters the restricted zone
wearing a backpack.” The Xinghan Multimodal Models deploy the rule immediately, cutting alarm setup time from weeks to
under a minute.
The benefits of the Xinghan
Multimodal Models extend across many verticals. In
traffic surveillance, for example, WizSeek helps reconstruct incidents like
collisions or wrong-way driving by filtering footage. In industrial parks or
power stations, security teams also benefit from faster search through
inspection footage for security code violations, or simplified set up routines
for custom alerts for incidents.
Conclusion: A veritable workflow
revolution
Across all these fields of application,
Xinghan reduces friction and enables more responsive, accurate monitoring,
while accelerating every step in the process.
As this article has shown, Xinghan isn’t
just an evolution in AI technology—it also marks a leap forward in how security
teams operate and interact with their systems. From sharper vision and smarter
tracking to intuitive rule creation and natural-language search, Xinghan brings
large-scale AI down to a human scale.
Regardless of where it’s deployed, the
practical impacts of Xinghan are immediate: fewer false alarms, faster
decisions, and new workflows adapted to the complexity of the real world.
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