Fujitsu and ARYA launch AI tool to spot suspicious behavior

Fujitsu Limited and U.S.-based ARYA, Inc. Fujitsu and ARYA have teamed up to create a new security solution. This solution combines Fujitsu’s smart video analytics AI from Uvance Smart Space with ARYA’s geospatial AI. We began an exciting partnership on September 22, 2025. We aim to build a system that detects suspicious activity in surveillance footage. It will also send quick alerts. The goal is to boost public safety.

Urbanization is speeding up, and incidents in public and private spaces are rising. This increases pressure on traditional security monitoring. The rise of video and sensor data, along with fewer security workers, makes it hard for organizations to monitor their spaces effectively. Fujitsu and ARYA’s joint solution tackles this issue. It merges AI efficiency with advanced spatial awareness. This powerful combo boosts how quickly we detect and respond to threats.

Fujitsu’s advanced ‘Kozuchi for Vision’ AI powers the system. It finds over a hundred suspicious behaviors. Examples include loitering, wandering, and stopping suddenly. This is possible without needing large training data. It can track people across different camera feeds. This creates a continuous behavior map for the whole monitored area. ARYA’s “City Connect” geospatial AI platform shows detected anomalies on an interactive map. This lets security staff work together and talk in real-time. This mix gives a clear view of activity in large areas. Teams act quickly and confidently with this tool.

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Wynn Resorts, Limited, teamed up with the two companies after a successful test. The system quickly spots suspicious activities and alerts security teams right away. 富士通 will take care of key AI development, system setup, and ongoing support. ARYA will manage geospatial integration. It will also design user interfaces and engage customers.

The companies will launch the solution in airports, big resorts, and other public spots, mainly in North America. They also plan to expand to more regions later. The partnership pushes digital innovation ahead. It shows the goals of both companies. Fujitsu’s Uvance model improves urban life. It uses data and AI to build safer, smarter, and greener communities.

It enhances how people interact with infrastructure and services. The partnership with ARYA shows this approach. It turns AI insights into actions that strengthen community resilience. This also changes how cities handle safety in the digital age.