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CaughtOnCamera: Cell-Phone Distracted Driver Turns In Front Of Car On Highway
One Reservoir Corporate Centre 4 Research Drive, Suite 402 Shelton, CT 06484 Phone: (203) 242-3076 Website: http://www.nxt-id.com Find us on: Gino Pereira CEO, CFO David Tunnell CTO . Retail Product Release is Very Soon! . Shares Outstanding 21,440,600 a/o Aug 14, 2013 Float 1,380,600 a/o Aug 14, 2013 Authorized Shares 100,000,000 a/o Aug 14, 2013 . CIK 0001566826 Fiscal Year End 12/31 Incorporated In: DE, USA We are an early stage technology company that is focused on developing and marketing products, solutions, and services for organizations that have a need for biometric secure access control. We have three distinct lines of business that we believe will form our company: law enforcement, m-commerce, and biometric access control applications. Our initial efforts are focused on our secure products offering for the growing m-commerce market, most immediately a secure mobile electronic wallet. We believe that this constitutes unique technology because it takes a very different approach relative to the current offerings: instead of replacing the wallet through a smartphone, our aim is to improve it. We believe that our Wocket™ will reduce the number of cards to be carried in a consumer’s wallet while supporting virtually every payment method currently available at Point-of-Sale (POS) at retailers around the world including magnetic stripe, EMV/NFC and barcode all within a secure biometric vault. The world of wallets is about to change. New exciting technologies are making payments easier than ever. However, many credit card holders either do not possess a smartphone […]
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NIST Guide Aims To Ease Access Control
Advice on how to encourage information sharing while preserving control over access to data is provided in a new special publication from the National Institute of Standards and Technology. NIST Special Publication 800-162 is titled Guide to Attribute-Based Access Control Definition and Consideration . Attribute-based access control, or ABAC, is a logical access control methodology where authorization to perform a set of operations is determined by evaluating attributes associated with the subject, such as a user or employee; an object, such as specific computerized resource; and requested operations. The flexibility of the ABAC model allows the greatest breadth of subjects to access the greatest breadth of objects without specifying individual relationships between each subject and each object, according to the NIST guidance. "Access decisions can change between requests by simply changing attribute values, without the need to change the subject/object relationships defining underlying rule sets," says NIST Computer Scientist Vincent Hu, who co-wrote the guidance. "This provides a more dynamic access control management capability and limits long-term maintenance requirements of object protections." Example on How ABAC Works NIST offers the following scenario to describe the workings of ABAC: Nancy Smith, a nurse practitioner in a hospital’s cardiology department, is the subject, and when hired at the medical center, she is assigned a set of attributes: her name, title and department, for instance. She’s assigned access to an object, in this case, medical records of heart patients. Resources may receive their attributes either directly from their creator or as a […]
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Reading PA City Hall’s Video Safety Unit Helps Police Respond More Quickly
Shortly after 5 a.m. on a cold day in January, a crowd outside a club near 10th and Chestnut streets began to get unruly, pushing, shoving and yelling. Then a driver in a parked car backed it quickly, ramming another car full of people. More yelling, more pushing, more shoving – until two gunshots were fired as a warning, their flashes lighting up the darkness.Five seconds later, police arrived and the crowd dispersed before more shots were fired.How did police get there so fast?The disturbance had been caught on one of the 19 new security cameras city police installed last year. The cameras’ images were being monitored by civilians in a City Hall room full of big-screen televisions, computers and joysticks.Worried about the growing tumult, the civilians had radioed police a minute before the shots, suggesting they might want to calm the situation.The system worked.This second round of 19 security cameras, like the first round of 27 cameras, was bought with a federal grant.The entire system now costs a bit more than $300,000 a year to run, the equivalent of three police officers.Police Chief William M. Heim said it’s worth it."They don’t replace cops," he said of the cameras. "But their eyes are on the street in 46 places and record 24/7."The city police force has been cut about 20 percent from five years ago.The camera network "provides eyes in all these sections where we can’t have officers," said Sgt. Stephen Anderson, in charge of City Hall’s Video Safety […]
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ONVIF On Access Control: Profile C
ONVIF , the US-based global standardization initiative for IP-based physical security products, announced the final release of Profile C, which covers physical access control. Through Profile C, instalers, specifiers and consultants can achieve interoperability between clients and devices of physical access control systems (PACS) and network-based CCTV. With this release, including the availability of the Profile C Test Tool, manufacturers are now able to introduce Profile C conformant products to the market. With Profile C, according to the standards body, compatibility between access control edge devices and clientsmeans installations simplified and training time diminished because of the reduced need for multiple proprietary monitoring systems to handle devices. Profile C conformant devices within the access system provide door and access point information related to basic door control such as locking and unlocking, when a door has been accessed and other door monitoring tasks. Per Björkdahl, Chairman of ONVIF’s Steering Committee, said: “Extending the ONVIF interface into other areas of physical security emphasizes ONVIF’s recognition that systems designers need a consistent interface to enable seamless integration within their security systems . With the release of Profile C for access control, integrators and specifiers can be confident that products bearing the Profile C mark will work together, ultimately enabling a better physical access control solution or integrated access and video system for their clients.” Profile C can also be combined with ONVIF Profile S for video and audio streaming so that users can group related access and video devices, sharing the same […]
IP-Camera Viewer Pro v5.3.1
IP Cam Viewer Pro v5.3.1 Requirements: Android 1.6 and up Overview: View and Control IP camera, DVR, NVR, webcam. SSL, H.264, Audio, Widget, MPEG4. Awarded Best Software Award 2011 in Utilities category. Remotely view and control your IP Camera, DVR, Network Video Recorder, CCTV or WebCam using this Android app. New! Background Audio Mode (click Menu in Gallery View) where audio will keep playing even when you switch away to other apps or lock the screen. This includes motion detection sound alerts (if enabled for camera). New! Motion Detection built into app works with all cameras. Option to play sound in viewers when motion is detected. Option to record only when motion is detected in Record Mode. Motion email notification option. 2-way audio support on some cameras for use as baby monitor (axis, panasonic, foscam, more) and honeycomb tablet support. Includes Record Mode which turns any spare Android device into a solid state, battery backed network recorder for your standalone IP cameras. Allows playback, search, and export to video clip. – SSL and HTTPS encryption for privacy – RTSP, H.264, MPEG4, ONVIF and more video formats – two way audio for some cameras – pan tilt and zoom (PTZ), presets – motion detection inside app works with all cameras – relay to control things like lights and garage doors – custom controls like patrol (varies with various models) – home screen and lock screen widgets – matrix view, gallery view, and auto sequence mode – double tap for digital […]
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Idis Rolls Out DirectIP In US And Asia
06-03-2014 A luxury hotel and resort group has completed the first installation of Idis DirectIP full-HD surveillance at its new flagship resort in Phuket, Thailand, as part of a wider DirectIP rollout programme. Commissioned ahead of the resort’s inauguration in December, the project is the first of twelve DirectIP solutions to be installed across the group’s new properties in Asia and North America. Ahead of opening the Phuket resort, the group’s security team needed to implement a modern and high performance HD video surveillance solution that would be unobtrusive and match the resorts luxury brand and image. The solution needed to ensure the safety and security of the resort’s guests and staff, while the implementation needed to meet extremely tight deadlines ahead of the inauguration in late 2013. In November 2013, the hotel group turned to their trusted systems integrator, Rutledge Integrated Systems (RIS). RIS worked in partnership with CCTV specialist’s iCenter HD to review a number of server-based surveillance solutions. After thorough evaluation, the team selected DirectIP, based on its innovative high performance combined with its capability for fast and simple implementation, affordable pricing and bundled Idis Center video management, requiring no ongoing licence fees. The complete end-to-end DirectIP solution, comprising 45 internal and external dome cameras and two 32-channel network video recorders (NVRs), is managed through the simple and intuitive Idis Center video management software (VMS). The IP-enabled and vandal proof range of one and two megapixel cameras, also feature pan-tilt-zoom, low light and audio functionality. Eighteen […]
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Should Cops Be Made To Wear Video Cameras?
I believe the quality and size is already good enough. You are right that cameras help protect officers from false accusations, will help obtain convictions, and discourage attacks on LEOs, but the general trend is for Law Enforcement Unions and organizations to resist all attempts to make officers more accountable. "The LE2 is the most widely used wearable police camera designed specifically for law enforcement. The LE2 easily clips to a police or security uniform to record the actions of the wearer and those around them. The LE2 uses our proprietary VERIPATROL
Milestone Signs Sales Representation Agreement With Latin America RepGroup
Published on 4 Mar, 2014 The agreement between Milestone Systems and Latin America RepGroup has taken effect as of March 1, 2014 The partnership aims to promote and strengthen trade relations with dealers and systems integrators in Latin America Milestone Systems , the open platform company in IP video management software (VMS), announces that the Latin America RepGroup (LAR) has signed a sales representation agreement that includes all of the Latin American regions. LAR is the largest manufacturers’ representative for electronic security in Latin America. Milestone and LAR have signed a representation agreement for all of the Latin American and Caribbean territory. This partnership is being realised with the aim to reinforce the sales and go-to-market activities that these two companies undertake to promote and strengthen trade relations with major dealers, systems integrators and end users in the security sectors of Latin America. Eric Fullerton, Chief Sales & Marketing Officer at Milestone Systems, says: “We see a commoditisation going on in the IP video space. For Milestone it becomes a question of achieving a broader and deeper presence in the local markets to deliver better service to our partners and customers – not just as a pure technology sales approach but with more people interaction to sell solutions locally.” “We will provide higher touch levels with more ‘feet on the street’ and better service for our Latin American partners, who are the differentiating factor in our 2-tier business model,” adds Manuel Nylen, Milestone’s Vice President of Field Sales, Americas. […]
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ACTi D82 3MP Outdoor Dome With Day/Night Vari-Focal
Device Type Outdoor Dome Camera Progressive Scan CMOS Sensor Size 1/3.2″ Day / Night Yes Minimum Illumination Color: 0.1 lux at F2.0 (30 IRE, 2400°K); B/W: 0 lux (IR LED on) Color to B/W switch ISP based switch, configurable Mechanical IR Cut Filter Yes IR Sensitivity Range 700~1100nm IR LED IR LED x 15 (850nm) IR Working Distance 15 m (0 lux, 30 IRE, Max exposure gain) Electronic Shutter 1/5 ~ 1/2,000 sec (manual mode); 1/5 ~ 1/10,000 sec (auto mode) • Lens Focal Length / Aperture Vari-focal, f2.8 – 12 mm / F1.4 Fixed iris Manual focus Board Mount Horizontal Viewing Angle 70.5° – 28.2° Viewing Angle Adjustment Pan: 0° – 360°; Tilt: 17° – 163°; Rotate: 0° – 360° • Video Compression H.264 HP, MJPEG Maximum Frame Rate vs. Resolution 15 fps at 2048 x 1536; 30 fps at 1920 x 1080; 30 fps at 1280 x 720; 30 fps at 640 x 480 Multi-Streaming Simultaneous dual steams based on two configurations Bit Rate 28 Kbps – 6 Mbps (per stream) Bit Rate Mode Constant, Variable Image Enhancement White balance: automatic, hold, and manual; Brightness; Contrast; Sharpness(auto); Auto gain control; Digital noise reduction; Flickerless Privacy Mask 4 configurable regions Text Overlay User defined text on video Image Orientation Image flip and mirror • Network Protocol & Service TCP, UDP, HTTP, HTTPS, DHCP, PPPoE, RTP, RTSP, IPv6, DNS, DDNS, NTP, ICMP, ARP, IGMP, SMTP, FTP, UPnP, SNMP, Bonjour Ethernet Port 1, Ethernet (10/100 Base-T), RJ-45 connector Security IP […]
Two New Bosch Dinion IP-Cameras
The new Dinion IP 4000 and 5000 cameras from Bosch Security Systems are engineered to meet multiple and demanding requirements by combining the latest technology with outstanding aesthetic design. Both cameras offer an attractive range of features with regard to the highest image quality, management of bit rate, and lowest storage requirements, as well as important audio capabilities, cloud-based services plus easy and cost-effective installation. Taking image quality first, the cameras are available in two resolution versions: the Dinion IP 4000 HD with 720p and the Dinion IP 5000 HD with 1080p. The desired amount of detail can be selected according to the intended application, while intelligent dynamic image noise reduction (iDNR) automatically adjusts the level of noise reduction based on movement in the scene. This ensures crisp images and saves up to 50 percent on bit rate and thus memory requirements, considerably lowering storage and overall system costs. As regards audio capabilities, the built-in microphone and two-way audio functionality turn these Dinion IP cameras into even more effective security tools, as the operator or security guard can not only listen to but also question intruders or communicate with visitors who appear to be in need of assistance. Easy installation and configuration are guaranteed by the cameras’ Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) functionality, as well as due to the preconfigured user modes. For retail applications in particular, the cameras come with a direct monitor output, enabling a confrontation monitor to be directly connected to the camera. It is therefore ideal for entrances […]
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Troy NY Proposal Says Cops Can’t Stop People Videotaping Them
Troy City police officers would face a fine and jail time if they to stop people from legally photographing or filming them under an ordinance created by the City Council’s Public Safety Committee . Councilman Robert Doherty , the committee chairman, said the law would be drafted and presented in the months ahead. The proposed ordinance arises from two police brutality lawsuits filed against the city in U.S. District Court by James Fahey and Brian Houle . "No longer will we have citizens brutally attacked for photographing or witnessing police activity, such as happened with Mr. Foley and allegedly, Mr. Houle," Doherty said in a statement at the committee meeting Wednesday. "The administration and police leadership are now on notice that any citizen is authorized and encouraged to witness, photograph and attest to police conduct at any time they choose without interference," Doherty said. "To assure this right is advanced with enthusiasm in a clear, enforced policy, I will seek to enact an ordinance to affect this in Troy," Doherty said. The city settled its lawsuit with Foley for $90,000. Houle’s $3 million lawsuit against the city is stilling pending. An attempt to resolve Houle’s suit in February through mediation was unsuccessful, according to federal court records. The proposed ordinance would carry a maximum $5,000 fine and a jail term of up to 15 days for an officer found guilty of violating it. The proposed law comes as the city deals with the fallout of the melee between police […]
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University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Art Students Request And Pay For Schlage Biometric HandKey Protection
March 06, 2014 — Hear thought leaders in cybersecurity, biometrics, biodefense, explosive detection and other security issues Investorideas.com Security and Defense Conference; Game Changing Technologies: The Face and Future of Security Key Themes: Biometrics, Biodefense and Cybersecurity New York, NY – March 6, 2014 (www.investorideas.com newswire) Michael Balboni, Former New York State Senator and Founder of RedLand Strategies to Open Investorideas.com Security Conference – March 11th in New York; Mr. Lester Quintana, Senior Vice President of Cellucci Associates, Inc. to Provide Closing Remarks. When /where: Tuesday, March 11, 2014, The New York Hilton Midtown, New York City and Online This is a free event to attend for media. Brokers, investors, industry service providers. Learn more about the Conference: http://www.investorideas.com/Conference/ Register and attend free: (limited seats available so register today!) http://www.investorideas.com/Conference/Conference-Registration.asp Speaker list: includes cybersecurity expert Roger Cressey and Janice Kephart Founder and CEO of The Secure Identity and Biometrics Association (SIBA) See ore at Speaker list: http://www.investorideas.com/Conference/Speakers.asp Presenting Companies: American Public University System (NASDAQ:APEI) – Dr. Clay Wilson is the Program Director for Cybersecurity Dr. Clay Wilson is the Program Director for Cybersecurity graduate studies at the American Public University, where he has responsibility for designing new courses. He is past Program Director for Cybersecurity Policy at the University of Maryland University College (UMUC), where he oversaw development of new graduate-level courses. Dr. Wilson is also a former analyst for national defense policy at the Congressional Research Service where he analyzed cyber intelligence reports for the U.S. Congress and […]
Ubiquiti Networks Settles Over U.S. Sanctions Violations
[Joel Schectman] Ubiquiti Networks Inc., a maker of wireless hardware and video surveillance equipment, agreed to pay a $504,225 penalty to settle apparent U.S. sanctions violations for allowing its hardware to be sold in Iran, according to a company filing. The case illustrates how small companies can run afoul of compliance rules as they seek to expand in new markets. Ubiquiti “demonstrated reckless disregard for U.S. sanction” law, and allowed its wireless equipment to be exported into Iran through distributors located in the United Arab Emirates and Greece, according to a release from the U.S. Office of Foreign Assets Control. The firm had no compliance program at the time, according to the release. And even after Ubiquiti learned that the transactions broke U.S. law, the company allowed them to continue for another year, until February 2011, OFAC said. The company said, in a filing released Thursday, that until early 2010 it didn’t prohibit its distributors from selling its products to Iran. After it learned of the potential violations, the company said that it failed to immediately “amend all its distribution agreements and to implement more robust compliance controls.” Ubiquiti first made the issue of possible violations public in 2011, as it prepared for its initial public offering. As part of its IPO prospectus, the company said it hadn’t been sufficiently familiar with export control laws because of its small size and the “inexperience of our management team in these matters,” Reuters reported . As of June 2013, the company had just 111 […]
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The Future Of Biometric Technology
The future of biometric technology Biometric security such as fingerprint, face and voice recognition is set to hit the mainstream as global technology companies market the systems as convenient and easy to use, according to a prominent information security systems expert. ECU Adjunct Professor Steven Furnell says the use of biometrics is on the rise with the introduction of biometric technologies as standard in mainstream mobile phones. He says people are also more willing to submit their biometric data to personal devices such as mobiles and tablets than to desktops PCs and printers. Prof Furnell last month published an article in the journal Biometric Technology Today , which details new fingerprint recognition technology available on the home button of iPhones and Face Unlock for Android. He says both technologies can work very well—under the right conditions. "With the facial unlock, if you’re in a dark environment and the front-facing camera can’t pick up your facial image correctly then you can’t use the facial unlock to unlock the phone," Prof Furnell says. "With the fingerprint recognition, if it’s wet … then you’re not going to be able to get that phone to unlock particularly easily without drying everything off. "Similarly, if you’re wearing gloves, then again it won’t be able to detect your fingerprint and won’t unlock for you." Prof Furnell says both techniques also have security issues. "[The facial unlock] can be fooled, for example in earlier implementations, by just holding up a static photo of the legitimate user […]
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PSA?-TEC @ ISC
PSA TEC @ ISC PSA Security Network is dedicated to providing systems integrators with the necessary training to be successful in business, service, system design, installation and deployment. Join PSA in their full track of sessions on Tuesday, April 1st: The Top 10 Lessons Learned Implementing IP Centric Solutions 8:30 am – 10:00 am Implementing IP centric solutions can involve multiple system types and opportunities for all kinds of custom options. This session focuses on the top 10 lessons learned by integrators and other solutions providers for implementing IP centric solutions. Join us to educate yourself on the most common pitfalls in IP implementations, how to remedy a mistake and prevent your team from making the same mistakes others have made before it’s too late. Learning Objectives: Identify and avoid the most common pitfalls in IP implementations. Get back on course after a mistake or “Please return to the highlighted route. Develop prevention strategies to help your team avoid the common pitfalls. Dealing with the GC Dilemma 10:15 am – 11:15 am Moderator: John DeGeorge Speakers: Jim Henry, Phil Aronson, Chad Parris, Daniel M. O’Neill It is not uncommon for a security project to be well conceived, competently designed, and properly specified. Manufacturers, specifiers and integrators of choice may well be on the same page, only to have the project fail in its goal of providing the level of security envisioned. Why? Often, it’s because the owner has delegated the oversight responsibility to a third party representative or […]
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TN State University Requires Students to Wear IDs
Prophecy Sign: The future global surveillance/police state Governments have become enamoured with the thought of spying on every single person in their sphere of influence. National governments eaves drop on every form of digital communication, (even to the point of dropping in and recording video conversations ), of nearly every citizen in their respective nations. Whereas cities and a variety of government funded organizations, (universities and schools), have decided to keep a watch on you by installing an Orwellian spy camera grid system. Toss in the requirement of trackable ID’s, (biometric ID cards), and you have the makings of a society that will pretty much give itself over to the authority of a one world governmental system, headed by a global world leader, (Antichrist). Tenn. State University Requires Students to Wear Trackable IDs http://www.nationalreview.com/corner/372240/tenn-state-university-requires-students-wear-trackable-ids-alec-torres Police Pushing Access to Security Cameras Inside Public Schools It’s not enough the Austin Police Department has surveillance cameras mounted in nearly every corner of the city. Police are now pushing to gain access to security cameras inside Austin Independent School District public schools. The move comes as the department announces a sprawling surveillance rollout that hopes to add a myriad of cameras to city streets. Predictably, APD purports its efforts will make Austin schools safer. The department already has 39 HALO (High Activity Location Observation) cameras installed throughout Austin , which surreptitiously monitor in real time Austin residents’ mundane routines. But that’s not enough. http://www.infowars.com/austin-police-to-implement-mass-surveillance-of-school-children/ Michigan Township To Put Cameras ‘In Every Neighborhood’ Officials […]
Japan Civic Group Says Facial Recognition Project At Osaka Station A Violation Of Privacy
Mar 06, 2014 Ida Torres National 0 Civic group says facial recognition project at Osaka station a violation of privacy A civic group has requested that the planned two-year research project at the Osaka Station featuring facial recognition software be stopped as it violates the right to privacy of the public. The project is an initiative of the National Institute of Information and Communications Technology and is supposed to improve the evacuation process by studying people’s movements and behavior at the train station. One of the members of the group is Yasuhiko Tajima, a law professor at Sophia University. He says that their aim is to stop Japan from becoming a “surveillance society” and for this issue, they’ve already written to the institute as well as to the West Japan Railway Co , the operator of the train station. During the press conference, he stated that this project will violate the Constitution’s guarantee to the right to privacy . “Indiscriminate videotaping in a public place itself is a problem,” he said. The project is supposed to start next month and the 90 cameras have already been installed around Osaka Station City, including the train station itself as well as the commercial complex adjacent to it. The institute has guaranteed that they will make sure that when they process the video, individuals will not be identified and their privacy will be protected. They will also be forming a third-party committee and get outside consultants to help them conduct the project. […]
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Panasonic Adds Indoor Dome Network Cameras to Its Groundbreaking 6 Series Camera Line Up
NEWARK, N.J.–(BUSINESS WIRE)– Panasonic System Communications Company of North America, a leading provider of integrated video surveillance solutions, today announced availability of the first four indoor dome network cameras in its new industry-leading 6 Series i-PRO camera line-up. Available in Full HD 1080p or HD 720p models with the choice of standard or vandal resistant housings, Panasonic’s 6 Series indoor dome cameras are designed to provide outstanding image performance in all lighting conditions and are the ideal choice for a wide variety of indoor surveillance situations including casinos, airports, banks and retail environments. “As the role of video surveillance technology in ensuring public safety expands globally, one thing is clear: It all begins with high quality images therefore it is essential to have a platform to consistently capture the highest quality images, regardless of the lighting environment,” said Charlie Hare, National Category Manager, security and evidence management solutions, Panasonic. “The introduction of the new 6 Series indoor cameras further builds upon our commitment to deliver best-in-class security and surveillance solutions beginning with outstanding images to meet the ever-evolving needs of our trusted resellers and customers.” Engineered for high performance under any lighting conditions, the new HD and Full HD dome network cameras capture and deliver outstanding high definition image quality. Utilizing Panasonic’s advanced, next-generation UniPhier® LSI processors, 6 Series cameras produce high-definition resolution at 60 frames per second, enabling the capture of exceptionally clear images of moving objects and feature the ability to encode up to four simultaneous H.264 […]
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Security Cameras Coming To Pelham (Bronx) Parkway Houses
These cameras could wipe the smile off bad guys’ faces. There’ll soon be several hundred security cameras installed to help improve safety at these two east Bronx city housing projectss After two years of waiting since the original city funding was approved, some 2,531 residents at the Pelham Parkway Houses will shortly be seeing 375 security camera installed there. Residents at the Throggs Neck Houses will see similar security cameras installed, thanks to almost $5 million in city funding obtained by City Councilman Jimmy Vacca. Vacca, officials from the NYC Housing Authority and others inked the final paperwork on Friday, Feb. 28 to begin installation work after the two-year red tape funding wait. With a large populaton of senior citizens living in its 23 six-story buildings, the move for security cameras at the Pelham Parkway Houses, off Williamsbridge Road and Astor Avenue,was sparked by the murder of an 88-year-old grandmother two years ago. Vacca previously secured funding for security cameras now in place at two senior citizen NYCHA buildings in his district, at Middletown Plaza and Boston Road Plaza. “Cameras make developments, as well as the surrounding residential communities, safer,” he noted. “I put my money where my mouth is by getting city funding in place,” said Vacca. “Now, the finalization of the Pelham Parkway camera design means we are moving full steam ahead. I’ve told NYCHA very clearly we will accept no delay.” Pelham Parkway Houses Tenants Council President Donna Goodall said she hoped the cameras – both […]
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PolaroidIP-200B Wireless Network Surveillance IP-Camera
Real-time Audio & Video Streaming, Multimedia Recording, and Still Image Capture. Automatic Night-Vision for Seamless Day/Night Use. Two-Way Audio Intercom Makes this Camera Interactive and Versatile. Digitally Pans an Amazing 270 degrees from side to side, and Tilts 120 degrees up/down. Includes Patrol-Mode with Continuous-Motion Scanning for Complete Horizontal and Vertical Surveillance Many Customizable Options Including Frame-Rate, Image Resolution, Contrast & Brightness, and Camera Mobility Speed. Highly-Secure PC and Mobile Connectivity for Remotely Controlling your Camera’s Mobility, Accessing it’s Video and Intercom System, and giving you Peace of Mind from Virtually Anywhere. Motion-Detection can be set to instantly Alarm, Alert by Email, and Start Recording. Connects to your Home Network and the Internet by Wi-Fi or Network Cable. Many Customizable Options Including Frame-Rate, Image Resolution, Contrast & Brightness, and Camera Mobility Speed. Works with Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari, Google Chrome & All Other Popular Browsers and Mobile Devices.