Intel Arrow Lake chip powers AI-focused security camera
A new security camera from 2Crsi Edge packs an Intel Core Ultra 5 225H Arrow Lake processor—hardware you’d normally see in laptops, not surveillance devices. It handles local AI video analysis and can be paired with an AI accelerator for object detection. And thanks to its Arc 130T graphics, this camera could technically play low-end PC games, though it’s built strictly for edge AI security.
- 2Crsi Edge builds camera with Intel Core Ultra 5 225H
- Arrow Lake chip brings 14 cores, up to 4.9 GHz boost
- Integrated Arc 130T graphics handles intensive tasks
- Optional AI accelerator yields up to 214 TOPS compute
- Camera performs local AI tasks, not just simple recording
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