Hanwha Vision Releases New SPS-A8016 AI Security Camera
The new 5MP device integrates AI video analytics, audio messaging, and smart notifications into a single unit.
Updated on Oct. 21, 2026 in Artificial Intelligence
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Hanwha Vision has launched the SPS-A8016, an AI-powered security camera designed to combine video surveillance with advanced audio and business intelligence capabilities. The hardware integrates a 5MP sensor with a dual NPU architecture to handle video quality and analytics independently.
Why it matters
By consolidating audio messaging, AI-driven analytics, and LED notifications, the device aims to streamline security and operational oversight for businesses. Its support for multiple platforms and SIP integration provides flexibility for existing infrastructure deployments.
The device features a Wisenet 9 SoC with a Dual NPU architecture, a 90 decibel speaker, and a 5MP camera sensor supporting 120dB wide dynamic range. It also utilizes a trio of beamforming microphones to enable sound classification capabilities.
The players
Hanwha Vision
Hanwha Vision is a global provider of video surveillance solutions that specializes in integrating artificial intelligence into security hardware.
The details
The SPS-A8016 supports business intelligence tools like queue management and people counting, while the camera can classify specific sounds such as breaking glass or screams. It integrates with various VMS platforms including Genetec, Milestone, and Wisenet WAVE, and supports VoIP/PBX systems via SIP 2.0.
Timeline
Hanwha Vision announced the release of the SPS-A8016 on October 21, 2026.
The Tech Race
The transition to edge-based processing allows security hardware to replace legacy, cloud-dependent cameras with autonomous units that perform real-time analytics. This release positions Hanwha Vision against other major manufacturers currently racing to embed independent NPU architectures directly into security endpoints.
Security operators and businesses gain more immediate awareness through sound classification and real-time business metrics that do not require external cloud processing. Users can integrate these devices directly into existing VMS and PBX phone systems, simplifying the management of security and communications workflows.
The takeaway
The integration of audio classification and AI video analytics into a single unit allows for a more proactive approach to security management. Businesses looking to upgrade their monitoring hardware should prioritize devices that support existing VMS platforms to ensure a seamless transition.
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