ONVIF recently released the RC version of Profile V, revealing some details. Today, we'll discuss Profile V and its relationship with Profile S/Profile T/Profile G/Profile M, as well as Profile A/Profile C/Profile D.

ONVIF has released the Release Candidate for Profile V, our new draft standard for cloud-based video, and it marks a significant milestone for the security industry. Profile V brings ONVIF’s brand-independent principle into the cloud, giving end users, integrators, and manufacturers a standards-based way to build cloud video systems that are not tied to any single provider. Conformant products from different manufacturers work together, and any ONVIF conformant product can be added or replaced without redesigning the whole system.

3.0 0710  2026
Changed: Optimize Firesmoke detection with retraining the model 
Changed: Optimize uscapi and h5ssmain memory useage.
Changed: Optimize AI area rule and crossline engine.
Added: Support AI meta data storage on multi object storage part.
Added: Add person fall and fighting model and event.
Added: Add A8 AI accelerator on chip video decoding.
Added: Add AI event in web default view.
Added: Add fire lane blocking detection.

USC, based on a microservices architecture, can easily implement multi-node clusters. The following describes its usage: