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AVer Launches Its First 3-MP Network IP-Camera FX3000-R
AVer, a major global provider of video surveillance, presentation/education products and HD video conferencing systems, has launched its first 3-megapixel IP camera (network camera) – FX3000-R. This all-new box type IP camera (network camera) strengthens AVer’s comprehensive surveillance solution by streaming images at resolutions exceeding full HD1080p and handling complicated lighting environments via True WDR […]
Hikvision Introduces New 1.3MP WDR Covert IP-Camera Series
Hikvision is introducing the DS-2CD64 series of miniature-sized IP-cameras, designed to provide both flexibility and ease of installation – especially in areas of very limited space and making them ideal for discreet surveillance applications (such as ATMs, access control, and upscale retail locations, among others). As the overall HD IP surveillance market continues to boom, […]
Suprema New Bioentry W Supports HID I-Class SE
Suprema is launching a next generation version of Bioentry W access control terminal, which is embedded with HID Global’s Iclass SE smart card technologies. In conjunction with the expansion of its RF technology, the enhanced Bioentry W has been upgraded with HID Iclass SE as well as enhancements for Felica IC cards which are most widely […]
Keri Introduces GIOX Greater Input/Output Platform
Keri Systems has released its long await GIOX Input/Output hardware to compliment the TCP/IP-based NXT hardware family and Doors.NET software. This new product greatly enhances customer’s ability to monitor large numbers of inputs and to create sophisticated custom linkage macros in order to perform almost any function conceivable, many of which may become requirements after […]
New DINION IP 4000 And IP 5000 HD Cameras From Bosch
Video surveillance as a security measure often requires balancing optimum performance with aesthetics. In offices, hospitality applications or retail stores, design and appearance can be just as important as technical performance. The new DINION IP 4000 and 5000 cameras from Bosch Security Systems, Inc. meet these multiple and demanding requirements by combining the latest technology […]
NUUO Launches Crystal: Secure And Powerful Linux Enterprise VMS Solution
NUUO Inc. has launched its latest Linux enterprise solution ? The NUUO Crystal. This flagship system features the latest innovation in VMS and is expected to become an ideal choice for those looking for scalable VMS solutions. Linux has been adopted by Enterprise as their choice for enterprise solution in recent years. Secure, feature-rich, and […]
AxxonSoft Unveils Version 4.9.0 Of Its Axxon Intellect Enterprise
AxxonSoft has released version 4.9.0 of the Axxon Intellect Enterprise PSIM platform. This version is focused on new capabilities and features that are taking Axxon Intellect to the next level of performance and efficiency. Here are the key new features in the version: Axxon Intellect Enterprise 4.9.0 transmits video and performs forensic search of recorded video on 64-bit computing platforms. This allows boosting security system performance. 64-bit versions of the Video and Forensic Search modules blow away the RAM limits that are inherent to 32-bit systems. This flexibility is essential at large and geographically dispersed sites, as well as at sites that make extensive use of HD video and forensic detection tools. 64-bit modules offer a performance boost, which can mean enormous savings. By reducing the number of computers needed to support a given number of cameras, this 64-bit modernisation can have a substantial positive impact on the bottom line. Axxon Intellect Enterprise 4.9.0 is capable of multi-streaming, which means that it can offer several video streams from IP cameras. By dedicating a stream for video analytics, you can apply the full range of abilities of forensic video analysis at your site. Axxon Intellect 4.9.0 server is able to receive up to four video streams, which can be used for three different purposes: for display on a local monitor and for streaming to remote workstations; archive recording; video analytics. Multistreaming makes the most of its potential when combined with another new tool – Green Stream, which automatically selects the […]
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MOXA Launches New Rugged 1080P H.264 Outdoor Zoom IP-Camera
MOXA today launched its new series, the rugged 1080P H.264 zoom IP camera designed for mission-critical video surveillance applications. The camera can operate in extreme temperatures* without the need for a heater or a cooling fan, and is tailored to increase system reliability in extreme conditions and decrease maintenance costs for system operators. With an optional built-in fiber interface and positioning PT scanner accessory, MOXA’s camera can be transformed into an IP positioning system with PTZ capability Extreme Reliability for Outdoor Applications “In keeping with MOXA’s emphasis on industrial reliability, the VPort 56-2MP is part of MOXA’s new generation of rugged IP cameras designed to operate without a fan or heater, making the VPort 56-2MP suitable for both blistering hot deserts and sub-zero snow covered outdoor environments,” said Jacky Lin, MOXA product manager. “In addition, the camera provides better shock and vibration protection, supports a higher EMC level, and with a robust IP66/68 and Class 1, Division 2 compliant housing to provide exceptional weatherproofing, dust, and explosive atmosphere protection, the camera is well suited for demanding railway, public security, and extreme weather applications, including oil and gas, railway, border fence security, ITS, and mining, that operate 24 hours a day, 7 days a week in harsh environments.” VPort 56-2MP delivers 1080P Full HD resolution (1920 x 1080), supports up to 3 video streams, and can handle complex scenes easily since the camera preserves rich color contrasts and produces crisp, clear images. With an advanced optical technology featuring 10x optical […]
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Sony’s New Xperia z2 Smartphone Video Camera
08-03-2014 Norbain is now offering customers the first ever range of IP door entry video kits from Videx. These kits have been introduced in response to growing market demands from installers and end users alike for door entry solutions that maximise the benefits of Internet Protocol compatibility. These convenient kits allow homeowners and businesses to take advantage of IP technology for security and access control by using familiar ethernet points or WiFi to connect computers, tablets and other devices to servers and the internet. Once connected, these devices can be used to control door entry operations, offering convenience, flexibility and multi-user options. Using the proven Videx 4000 Series door entry panel, the kits can include up to 64 call buttons and incorporate a colour camera, with IR illumination and a back lit name window. A wide angle (101° vertical, 170° horizontal) camera option is also available. A dedicated button calls the apartment videophone and provides two way full duplex speech and video communication. These door entry panels are very robust and available in both flush and surface mounting options. Modular in design, they can be customised to include options such as coded access, proximity access, finger print access, additional buttons and information modules. The entrance panel requires a 12Vdc supply and CAT 5 network cable. Print | Email | Home News Product Suppliers Service Providers Associations Products Linked Companies Security Events Security Academy Security Media Advertising Contact Site map Global North America Middle East United Kingdom Sweden Norway Denmark […]
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Ballantyne Strong Launches Video Security Services
Ballantyne Strong will display new cloud-based video security services at an April security industry conference. The Omaha firm said Monday it will provide clients access to security cameras and videos through a web browser or mobile device. The company traditionally sold movie projector equipment, and is diversifying its business with networked equipment monitoring and advertising and communications screen technology. The company said the new video security services follow a reseller agreement with video surveillance equipment manufacturer VIAAS. Its video security solutions business will be led by Josh Galley, vice president of the Strong Technology Group. “We are very excited about our entrance into the physical security market, as it has significant growth opportunities and will enable us to leverage our existing infrastructure,” said Gary Cavey, president and CEO of Ballantyne Strong. “Our existing field services group will handle installations of the video cameras and our Network Operations Centers will provide the managed services for video event monitoring. We believe our new video surveillance solutions will provide excellent opportunities to diversify our revenue mix and increase the base of recurring revenue in our managed services business.” The services will be demonstrated at the 2014 ISC West exhibition from April 2 through April 4 in Las Vegas. Ballantyne Strong will report fourth-quarter 2013 financial results on March 14.
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Theia Launches C Mount Version Of The SL183 Ultra Wide Undistorted Varifocal Lens
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WD Launches Purple Line Of HDDs For Surveillance Market
The higher price usually has a lot more to do with data integrity than it does performance. The surveillance drives targeted for use with always-on cameras and audio recording need to perform consistently with little room for failure due to wear & tear; so they need to have quality moving parts, better tolerance on the manufacturing specs and survive for a higher number of read/writes more so than be fast. I don’t think this is the right solution to that problem. I just put together a security camera system recently. The software supported initially writing the video files in one location, but archiving it in a different location. I so put a SSD and regular HDD in the system. The video received from the cameras is initially written to the SSD. After 3 days it gets archived (in batch) on the HDD. 1) You don’t typically think of SSDs in this particular application – there’s no need for blazing speed. But there is a need for constant concurrent writes to multiple files, which is something SSDs do a lot better than HDDs. I initially decided to go with the SSD because I noticed the computer frequently stuttered and lagged during competing read requests from the original HDD. 2) The HDD only gets written to about 4-6 times a day. At all other times, it goes to sleep. So I just grabbed a consumer "green" drive. The HDD is going to get less use than a home desktop computer HDD. […]
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RFID UHF Tag From DAILY Will Take The Place Of Traditional Admission Tickets
Recently, DAILY RFID has newly released a series of RFID UHF tag based on the latest advanced UHF technology, who is one of the professional RFID product developers and manufacturers in the world. Online PR News – 26-February-2014 –Recently, DAILY RFID has newly released a series of RFID UHF tag based on the latest advanced UHF technology, who is one of the professional RFID product developers and manufacturers in the world. Compared with low frequency RFID tag, this RFID UHF tag has many advantages to ensure the security, such as anti-collision, unique ID number and the time of data saving up to ten years. Taking RFID Windshield Tag-06 for instance, a RFID UHF tag newly released by DAILY RFID working on the frequency of 860-960MHz, it is specially designed for vehicle management. Besides, in virtue of the long reading distance ranging from5mto7m, this RFID UHF tag is suitable for access control applications such as gated communities, parking management and vehicle tracking. With the rapid development of all kinds of info technology, this RFID UHF tag will take the place of the traditional admission tickets which cannot already meet the requirements of consumers. All in all, the RFID UHF tag from DAILY not only strengthens the public safety, but also promotes the beneficial efficiency of enterprises. Please find more info about RFID UHF tag at DAILY RFID website: http://www.rfid-in-china.com/products-42-1.html About DAILY RFID CO., LIMITED DAILY RFID CO., LIMITED (http://www.rfid-in-china.com), which belongs to PAN Group Co., Ltd, is the leading company […]
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Morpho Launches Secure, Multifunction Biometric Tablet
(NEW YORK) — Joaquin Guzman, better known by the nickname "El Chapo," didn’t get to be one of the world’s most notorious and elusive drug lords without knowing a thing or two about how to cover his tracks. According to senior law enforcement officials, Guzman used some of the latest counter-surveillance gadgets to keep out of sight. Though El Chapo might have been able to be harder to find if he went completely off the grid, Todd Morris, the founder of Brickhouse Security, said that wasn’t a likely option. "You could go to the most extreme case and live a cave with messengers coming and going, but then what’s the point [of being a drug lord]?" he told ABC News. "Typically, the goal [of a drug dealer] is to maximize invisibility without minimizing the joy of the billions of dollars you have." Top-notch security means more than just a thorough pat-down for every visitor and a handful of security cameras looking over the premises. Here’s a couple of the gadgets that Guzman may have used to keep out of sight from the law: Spectrum Analyzer Chances are that Guzman wasn’t trusting a Wi-Fi password to keep his cyber activity hidden. "There’s no way you could make that secure, so more likely, all of his computers were Ethernet connected," Morris said, referring to the hard-wired connection to the Internet. But in the case that someone planted a bug to turn the computer into a surveillance device, Guzman could buy a […]
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EIZO DuraVision FDF2304W-IP 23-Inch LCD Monitor
EIZO has showed off a new LCD monitor ‘DuraVision FDF2304W-IP’ to its range. Designed for security (it allows the connection and operation of the IP camera directly without using a PC), this new 23-inch IPS LED-backlight monitor provides 1920 x 1080 Full HD resolution, 1000:1 contrast ratio, 300 cd/m2 brightness, 8ms response time and 178/178 degree viewing angles, and features HDMI, LAN and 2x USB 2.0 connectors. The DuraVision FDF2304W-IP will begin shipping from May for unannounced price yet. [ EIZO ]
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American Dynamics Unveils 5MP Illustra 825 Fisheye Camera
Published on 19 Feb, 2014 American Dynamics, part of the Security Products business unit of Tyco, the world’s largest pure-play fire protection and security company, announces the introduction of the Illustra 825 Fisheye Camera, a sophisticated camera that provides exceptional video quality and ultra-smooth digital pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ) movements for capturing real-time 180°/360° panoramic views of wide areas. American Dynamics brings the reputation for high quality video to the 360° panorama product class. With a single, affordable 5 megapixel camera, the Illustra 825 Fisheye can do the work of 2, 3 and sometimes 4 cameras in many indoor applications. Leveraging the power of 5 megapixels, this camera can provide a 360°degree view of a whole lobby using a ceiling mount or a 180°degree view of a room, using a wall mount, or even a 2×2 view of 4 simultaneous dewarped streams. This ultra wide angle technology with dewarping at the edge, and in a future release at the client as well, represents the power of new technology in the IP camera space. Seeing entire rooms with a single camera, delivered with the flexibility of 180°and 360°degree views, or 4 separate streams in a 2×2 view, delivers a whole new video experience. "The technology in this camera actually minimises the quantity of cameras needed for surveillance, which lowers both install times and costs for dealers, integrators, and end users," said Steve Carney, Director of Product Management for Video Solutions at Tyco Security Products. "Simply put, the Illustra 825 Fisheye delivers more […]
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Eagle Eye Debuts Partner Program For Cloud-Based Video Surveillance
The days of storing your video surveillance footage on a hard drive or disc may soon be coming to an end—especially if the folks at Eagle Eye Networks have anything to say about it. Eagle Eye has taken the wraps off a new channel partner program, which will allow its VARs to sell the company’s line of home and business surveillance software to customers throughout North America. Eagle Eye Networks is one of the first surveillance companies to offer its VARs access to an on-demand cloud-based security and operations video management system (VMS) surveillance software, according to company CEO Dean Drako. “Video surveillance, which has traditionally been kind of a traditional security business, is becoming much more of an IT business,” said Drako in an interview with The VAR Guy. “We’re saying, ‘Hey, let’s do to this business what Dropbox did to the file service business.’” Eagle Eye Networks’ resellers and end users simply install a device called a Bridge in each location they wish to be monitored and connect their cameras to the cloud via a monthly subscription service. Users connect ONVIF or analog cameras to the Eagle Eye Bridge, which then stores and uploads footage to the cloud. All of the data can be accessed remotely and managed from central website. Drako is the former founder and CEO of Barracuda Networks (CUDA), a company specializing in IT security, network an application delivery and data storage, including the company’s popular spam filter appliance. Drako and his team began […]
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ipConfigure Enters Video Surveillance Server Market
ipConfigure has announced its formal entrance into the video surveillance appliance and server market with SteelFin. Built exclusively for surveillance applications, SteelFin offers a range of configurations supporting entry-level to enterprise applications. (PRWEB) February 05, 2014 Designed to meet the high-availability requirements of video management software (VMS), SteelFin provides appliance and server solutions compatible with all major VMS manufacturers and protected by a three year hardware warranty. When bundled with ipConfigure’s Enterprise Surveillance Manager VMS, ipConfigure offers two additional years of complimentary software support and upgrades at no additional cost. Four SteelFin hardware classes are available to support a wide range of video surveillance installation profiles. The SteelFin Tiger Server line offers a small-footprint appliance supporting small business surveillance applications. With dimensions of 7.5” x 6.5” x 1.7” and a weight of 2.75 lbs., SteelFin Tiger Servers are a slim but powerful platform offering the quality and performance necessary to meet the processing and storage requirements of high quality surveillance applications in a robust, versatile chassis. SteelFin Reef Servers are designed for entry-level IP video surveillance systems. Available as a tower, 2U or 4U rack-mountable IP server, the SteelFin Reef Server offers ample memory and enhanced processing without compromising on quality or reliability. Equipped with an Intel i5 or i7 processor, the Reef delivers high performance processing with Intel’s latest Turbo Boost technology. With enterprise surveillance drives, the SteelFin Reef Server line is optimized for high-volume, long-term data storage. The SteelFin Mako Server line delivers outstanding speed and reliability […]
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AXIS Launches Q60-S PTZ Network Dome Cameras For Surveillance And Remote Monitoring Applications
Published on 30 Jan, 2014 The new top-of-the-line AXIS Q60-S PTZ Dome Network Cameras in nitrogen-pressurised stainless steel casings are ideal for surveillance and remote monitoring applications in marine, mining, oil and gas environments, as well as food, medical and clean room manufacturing facilities. The rust-free cameras can resist the corrosive effect of sea water and cleaning chemicals, and withstand high-pressure steam cleaning. Pressurised nitrogen prevents internal condensation. Axis Communications, the world leader in network video, recently launched three outdoor-ready, marine-grade stainless steel cameras that enable 360° coverage of wide areas in resolutions up to HDTV 1080p and great zoomed-in detail with up to 36x optical zoom. “AXIS Q60-S cameras provide exceptional video surveillance and high durability for reliable performance in demanding indoor and outdoor environments,” says Erik Frännlid, Axis’ Director of Product Management. “The stainless steel models are the latest additions to our newly upgraded AXIS Q60 PTZ Dome Series.” AXIS Q60-S cameras, with SAE 316L stainless steel and a nylon clear dome cover, can operate in -30°C to 50°C (-22°F to 122°F). They have IP66, IP6K9K, NEMA 4X and MIL-STD-810G 509.5 approvals, ensuring protection against dust, rain, high pressure/steam jet cleaning, snow, ice and salt fog. The cameras come with a multi-connector cable and a media converter switch that allows for network connection using standard network or fibre optic cables. The switch also enables the cameras to connect to external alarm devices via two configurable input/output ports and to 12 V power. Stainless steel mounting accessories are […]
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Messoa Launches Industry First
22-01-2014 Messoa Technologies Inc. has launched the LPR606, being marketed as the industry’s first 3-megapixel IR bullet LPR/ANPR network camera. The newest addition to Messoa’s existing IP traffic camera lineup was specifically engineered for overview and access control LPR applications at car parks, toll booths, gated communities, and a variety of low-speed environments. Designed with access control in mind, the LPR606 is ideal for applications for capturing vehicles with reflective license plates travelling at moderate speeds up to 60km/h. The 3MP resolution of the LPR606 allows for a wide and detailed view, covering up to 2 traffic lanes with just a single camera. Not only does it reduce the total cost of ownership, the camera is designed to deliver a much enhanced image quality, which ensures plate recognition results are up to the high standards. The LPR606 is equipped with a 30m IR LED unit that generates adequate, even illumination needed for the high megapixel images at difficult lighting conditions. With Messoa’s low light expertise and the camera’s LPR-oriented specifications, such as configurable shutter speed, iris, and illumination control, the LPR606 is able to deliver unparalleled imaging performance that yields superior LPR rates. Deployment-wise, the 3-axis cable management bracket and external lens adjustment significantly facilitates installation of this outdoor-ready LPR/ANPR camera. “We are excited to be the first one to provide a 3MP IP LPR camera to the market,” said Ervin Wang, Sales Director of Messoa. “The LPR application is becoming a more prevalent segment in video surveillance. It is vital to […]
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