Based on new Wisenet 7 SoC, new cameras feature AI-based object tracking, enhanced cybersecurity, precise PTZ control, and clear images in all lighting conditions

Hanwha Techwin America has announced the launch of its new high definition Wisenet X PTZ PLUS cameras. Available immediately from Hanwha?s extensive network of resellers and systems integrators, the new cameras feature AI-based object tracking, precise PTZ control, improved pre-set accuracy, adaptive IR illumination and enhanced cybersecurity.

Designed for perimeter protection and large, open area applications such as airports, parking lots, industrial estates, stadiums and city centres, the new 2MP, 6MP and 4K Wisenet X PTZ PLUS cameras are able to capture forensic-level image quality at a distance of up to 650 feet (200 meters).

Featuring adaptive IR technology which adjusts the power of the camera?s IR LEDs, they can match the level of zoom regardless of the lighting conditions.

Wisenet 7 chipset

At the heart of the new Wisenet X PTZ PLUS cameras is Wisenet 7, Hanwha Techwin?s ground-breaking proprietary System on a Chip (SoC), significantly enhancing the cameras? cybersecurity credentials.

The cameras also benefit from a Hanwha Techwin proprietary device certificate issuing system which embeds unique certificates into Wisenet products during the development phase and the manufacturing process. Additional cybersecurity features include ?Secure by Default? configuration and UL CAP certification.

Wisenet 7 also ensures the capture of high-quality images with an ?extreme? Wide Dynamic Range (WDR) feature utilizing Local Contrast Enhancement and Scene Analysis technologies to capture ultra-clear images from scenes containing a challenging mix of bright and dark areas.

Auto-tracking

A unique AI auto-tracking feature allows control room operators to efficiently monitor the movement of objects while remaining hands-free to control other cameras. With a right-click of a mouse, operators can program a camera to lock onto and auto-track a specific object. It does so with the help of deep learning video analytics which detects and classifies people and vehicles.

Preset accuracy

During their life cycle, most PTZ cameras are likely to be expected to ?pan and tilt? many thousands of times which can lead to positioning errors. Wisenet PTZ PLUS cameras, which have a pre-set accuracy of