- Synology DVA7400, a 2U 12 bay rackmount AI powered NVR
- Designed for high density monitoring environments
- Supports up to 100 IP camera feeds and can process 40 simultaneous real time deep learning analytics tasks
- All recordings and AI metadata stored on premises to keep data within the organisation’s own infrastructure.
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Synology has launched its DVA7400, the company’s flagship Deep Learning Analytics appliance for large-scale surveillance. Running entirely on-premises, the DVA7400 manages camera fleets across multiple sites and delivers advanced AI video analytics while ensuring full data ownership.
Josh Lin, Director of the Synology Surveillance Group, comments:
“The DVA7400 represents the culmination of Synology’s nearly two decades of expertise in physical security. By combining centralised management for distributed camera fleets with completely localised AI analytics, it empowers enterprises to scale their surveillance infrastructure without compromising on data privacy.”
Centralised surveillance, fully on-premises
Built on a 2U 12-bay rackmount chassis, the DVA7400 processes up to 100 high-resolution camera feeds while running 40 real-time deep learning analytics tasks simultaneously. All recordings and AI metadata are processed and stored on the appliance, keeping data within the organisation’s own infrastructure and supporting regulatory compliance.
The DVA7400 also serves as a central management server, orchestrating camera fleets and servers across multiple sites through the Central Management System (CMS) in Synology Surveillance Station.
AI video analytics for advanced investigations
With Semantic Video Search, operators can query video archives from all 100 recording feeds using natural language, turning hours of manual footage review into seconds. A dedicated hardware accelerator processes these searches on isolated resources, ensuring the DVA7400’s 40 real-time deep learning analytics tasks continue at full performance.
For complex investigations, the DVA7400 adds Attribute Search to filter targets by visual identifiers such as clothing colour or vehicle type and License Plate Recognition for access control. Find Repeated Objects will be added in a planned future update, to reconstruct an individual’s movement across locations. These capabilities complement the DVA7400’s real-time analytics, including Face Recognition, Crowd Detection, Intrusion Detection, and People and Vehicle Counting.
AI-powered analytics for existing camera fleets
With server-side analytics and broad ONVIF Profile support, the DVA7400 brings AI capabilities to an organisation’s existing cameras, upgrading the entire surveillance deployment without the need to replace a single camera.
The DVA7400 is now available through Synology’s global network of distributors and system integrators.
For complete technical specifications and enterprise deployment details, visit www.synology.com/products/DVA7400.
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