Iveda is partnering NetGain Systems to bring Observability-as-a-Service to Iveda’s smart city Cerebro IoT platform. Cities deploying Iveda smart city technologies will gain improved control and management of their network infrastructure. As part of the agreement, NetGain Systems will support Iveda smart city projects in Asian and Australian markets, providing market share support for Iveda’s AI and IoT products and services.

Iveda provides cloud-based AI video and sensor technologies for smart cities as well as a smart city IoT platform, Cerebro. Netgain is an IT monitoring specialist, with a particularly strong presence in the Asia Pacific region, including China, Australia, and Singapore.

Cerebro is a cloud, AI-based central management platform of all Iveda IoT sensors, trackers, cameras, and utilities. The platform uses machine learning algorithms to predict potential network issues before they occur, providing real-time visibility into network performance and allowing for quick identification and resolution of issues. Reporting and analytics are customisable, enabling city officials and leaders to make data-driven decisions while optimising network infrastructure.

“As cities around the world become more complex, the need for innovative IoT solutions has never been greater –– nor has the need for real-time insight into the goings-on of these networks,” said David Ly, Iveda CEO and founder. “Through this partnership with NetGain Systems, Iveda can further support a wide range of network environments, from small businesses to large enterprises and metropolitan areas worldwide. We’re eager to partner with NetGain and offer our unique combination of smart city capabilities on a global scale.”

“I am thrilled by this strategic partnership with Iveda, and the opportunity to expand NetGain’s AI-driven observability capabilities into the world of IoT and smart cities,” said James Chia, CEO of NetGain Systems. “I look forward to leveraging our combined strengths to provide our customers with reliability, efficiency, and security for their smart city deployments.”