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IQinVision New IQeye Cameras Featuring Milestone Arcus Embedded VMS
Milestone Arcus VMS will run on IQeye cameras, offering a streamlined video management tool IQinVision (www.iqeye.com), market leader in high-performance HD megapixel IP cameras, recently announced the upcoming launch of a new line of IQeye cameras featuring Milestone Arcus™ embedded video management software (VMS), to provide an intuitive, robust and cost-effective solution that requires little or no maintenance. Milestone Arcus VMS will run on IQeye cameras, offering a streamlined video management tool that is inexpensive and easy to set up. Using a web browser or mobile device, operators can flexibly manage the surveillance, view live video, search recordings and export video evidence, keeping costs at a minimum by using the IQeye camera’s edge capabilities. Retailers and small businesses in particular will benefit from this new monitoring solution, which eliminates the need for local network video recording servers while still providing the option to connect to a larger network if desired. The mobile viewing capability via iOS and Android™ offers convenience and greater awareness when on the go, enabling any follow-up action to be taken whenever, wherever necessary. “This new partnership enables us to bring the innovative Milestone Arcus VMS technology into IQinVision’s current and future camera families,” said Rochak Sharma, Director of Engineering at IQinVision. “Together, we will be able to create elegant and simple-to-use solutions at price points that will appeal to a wide array of customers. This integration also highlights the inherent advantage of IQeye cameras serving as a platform for a variety of powerful on-camera applications.” […]
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A&H Software House Grows with Luxriot
A&H Software House, Inc is a software development company specializing in digital video security Founded in 2002 during last 10 years A&H Software House, Inc has demonstrated exceptional rate of growth. Sales of core product, Luxriot VMS, have contributed the most to the company growth with the help of well established world-wide network of distributors and partners as well as strategic relationships with equipment manufacturers. Besides sales of Luxriot family of products custom software development and integration projects have demonstrated promissing business potential mostly due to the company’s well established software development processes.
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Access Control Sees Continued Push Towards Mobile Capabilities
Much of the buzz around access control in recent years has centered on the potential held by near field communications-enabled devices, which many people have pegged as the credential of the future. The reason for the excitement around NFC is well-founded as the majority of smartphones already have NFC functionality built into them. And while the viability of the technology has been proven in numerous case studies, widespread adoption has yet to take place. However, manufacturers are continuing to focus much of their efforts on developing products with mobility in mind. Innovation is also continuing to take place at the enterprise-level with advancements in access control management software. Just as video side of the industry has been focused on the migration to IP, access control companies are also looking into how they can make their products more interoperable with the network and with other security devices. There has also been steady demand for managed and hosted access solutions as organizations look to reduce their security infrastructure costs. SIW spoke with several industry experts at this week’s ASIS show in Chicago, to get their take on these and other trends that are currently taking place in the market. SIW: What do you feel are the biggest trends taking place in access control? Peter Boriskin, director of product management, electronic access control, Assa Abloy : The biggest game changer is mobile. We see mobile everywhere, from mobile devices for mobile guard stations to mobile credentials. Security officers are using the corporate […]
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Innovation In Video Surveillance Tech At A Crossroads: Part 2
Editor’s note: This is part two in a two-part series on video surveillance trends from the perspective of several industry experts. Part one examines overall industry trends, the continued migration to IP and how companies are continuing to provide support to the large existing base of analog device users. Part two delves into the progression of high-resolution imaging technology, developments at the edge and the future of video recording. Over the past several years, it seems as though there has been an arms race within the video surveillance industry when it comes to high-resolution cameras. Just a few years ago, only a handful of vendors offered cameras with high-megapixel imaging capabilities. Now HD resolution is the norm and some companies offer cameras that provide users with as much as 40 megapixels of resolution. There have also been great advancements over the last several years at the edge. Functions such as storage and analytics that could once only be performed on the server side are now being done within the cameras themselves. Has the market settled on a sweet spot for image resolution? What kind of impact will advancements in edge capabilities and onboard storage have on camera R&D over the next several years? Here’s what several experts had to say at the ASIS show this week in Chicago. SIW: Has the industry settled on how much resolution is needed for given applications or are we going to continue to see higher and higher megapixels in the years to come? […]
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Innovation In Video Surveillance Tech At A Crossroads: Part 1
Editor’s note: This is part one in a two-part series on video surveillance trends from the perspective of several industry experts. Part one examines overall industry trends, the continued migration to IP and how companies are continuing to provide support to the large existing base of analog device users. Part two will delve into the progression of high-resolution imaging technology, developments at the edge and the future of video recording. Over the past decade, there has been a seismic shift in the evolution of video surveillance. What was once a relatively simple configuration of coaxial cable running from cameras to closed circuit television monitors and VCRs has been revolutionized by network connectivity and ever-increasing image processing power. The result has been the transformation of what once considered a “dumb” security sensor into an “intelligent” device that provides security managers with actionable data they can use to mitigate risks and more thoroughly investigate incidents after the fact. This is embodied in the multitude of video analytic capabilities offered by today’s video products at both the software and hardware levels. It can also be seen in the wide variety of high-resolution cameras that are currently available in the marketplace. Despite these technological advances and the tipping point for IP video equipment sales (at least in terms of revenues) being close at hand , the fact remains that analog still makes up the majority of camera installations and will remain a large part of the market for the foreseeable future. With that […]
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AxxonSoft Releases Version 3.1.1 Of The Next Generation Axxon Next VMS
Each function is the responsibility of a different micromodule; a dispatcher module monitors the functioning of the micromodules. If a function encounters an error and a process is quit unexpectedly, the dispatcher module automatically relaunches the corresponding micromodule. This does not affect the performance of other processes or the functioning of the VMS overall. After a micromodule is initially written, its code undergoes automated functional testing, substantially reducing the likelihood of errors in the code. This micromodule architecture allows for a VMS that is more stable than anything else on the market. AxxonSoft CCTV software View all: CCTV software
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Optex Integrates New Solution That Provides Advanced Tracking Capbilities
OPTEX will be demonstrating at ASIS 2013 an advanced security solution that gives end users unprecedented capabilities in tracking and responding to intruders through tight integration of OPTEX’s Redscan laser detector, Milestone XProtect video management software, and RedHawk software from The Hawkeye Effect. The integrated solution not only allows precise auto PTZ tracking and response, but also provides a mapping capability that tracks objects in real time. “Integration is a key to achieving the best security,” says Mac Kokobo CEO at OPTEX. “Each company brings specific expertise and industry leadership to security applications. But the real power is seen when you combine and integrate the various capabilities into a single solution. Thanks to our Redscan laser detector, Milestone’s open platform, the IP video cameras, and The HawkEye Effect geo-spatial mapping together bring unmatched levels of intruder detection, tracking, and response.” The Redscan laser detector can be seamlessly integrated into the Milestone XProtect VMS, including defined zones and events codes, so that PTZ cameras can be triggered to view the intrusion. Other responses, such as alarms, access control lockdowns, or security lighting, can be defined on a zone-by-zone basis. “The Milestone Integration Platform (MIP) architecture enables this combined solution with OPTEX and The Hawkeye Effect, providing unique new tools for taking action. We value the strong partnership between us to deliver innovative technology to customers in the security industry,” says Reinier Tuinzuing, Strategic Alliance Manager, Americas, for Milestone Systems. By adding RedHawk geo-spatial software from The Hawkeye Effect, users achieve […]
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Brickcom Panoramic Dome Cameras Integrated With AxxonSoft VMS – PSIM
Source: AxxonSoft | Date: 09/17/2013 Related tags: AxxonSoft , BRICKCOM , Dome cameras AxxonSoft enthusiastically announces integration support for 360P IP cameras from Brickcom, a world-leading manufacturer of IP surveillance hardware. The companies have a long history of partnership: the first Brickcom camera was integrated with AxxonSoft software in 2011, with the list of integrated devices continuing to grow since then. Integration support now includes five additional cameras: three of them are compact domes ( MD-500Ap-360 , MD-300Ap-360 , and MD-300Np-360 ) and two sport-enhanced anti-vandal protections (VD-500Af-360 and VD-300Af-360).All cameras are equipped with ImmerVision panomorph lenses, which provide a 360-degree field of view and high resolution for peripheral objects. As claimed by ImmerVision, panomorph lenses have overall resolution that is six times better than that of standard fisheye lenses. In 2012, AxxonSoft’s innovative Axxon Next video management software (VMS) was certified for compatibility with panomorph lenses (receiving a ImmerVision Enables 360 certificate), enabling users of integrated solutions to enjoy panoramic fields of view with unsurpassed quality. All integrated Brickcom cameras are built with a vandal-resistant shell and special protection from precipitation and extreme temperatures. In addition, the MD-500Ap-360 , MD-300Ap-360 , and MD-300Np-360 models are compliant with the EN50155 standard for vibration protection, which makes them invaluable tools for security systems on vehicles and public transport.This integration offers a number of opportunities, since all AxxonSoft software includes special support for fisheye and panomorph lenses. Support in the Axxon Next VMS and Axxon Intellect Enterprise PSIM allows correcting distorted […]
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IPVideo Introduces Global Fusion Center And License-Free Cameras At 2013 ASIS
Bay Shore, NY/Chicago, IL — September 16, 2013 – IPVideo Corporation, an Advance Convergence Group company and a pioneer in the development and implementation of Physical Security Information Management (PSIM) solutions, Fusion Center Solutions and Video Management Systems (VMS), will demonstrate to the national market its new state-of-the art Global Fusion Center and other security technology. Telepresance remote robot guided tours will be given of this high-tech security center which uses proprietary technology and software to offer fully integrated video and security solutions for schools and school districts, government facilities, health care facilities, energy providers and corporations. The Global Fusion Center brings to a new level the service and security support the company can provide to clients around the globe. At the 2013 ASIS International Trade Show taking place at McCormick Place in Chicago, Illinois, IPVideo Corporation (Booth 3711) will also demonstrate new products including “license free” HD video security cameras and its Mobile Command Center. A Global Fusion Center capabilities presentation and robot guided tour will be given at the ASIS press room (Room S101B) at 1:00 pm on Tuesday, September 24, 2013. The Global Fusion Center offers manned, 24/7 real time surveillance and security verification. Technology for the center, developed over the past 15 years, allows for the rapid integration of disparate security data into one easy-to-monitor interface. This first of its kind center brings a much needed comprehensive secure and affordable cloud based security solution to organizations. Professionals can easily monitor large networks of cameras, access […]
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3VR Launches 1000, 3000 And 4000-Series Of Hybrid NVRs
Published on 18 Sep, 2013 3VR, the video intelligence company, announced recently the launch of the 1000, 3000 and 4000-series of hybrid and network video recorders (NVRs), adding three models to the company’s new line of video security hardware. The security video recorders are scalable enterprise solutions, with live video viewing, forensic search, case management on a single system, including the ability to easily add integrated analytics. Each model offers performance and price points to suit every need: 1000-series: Economical hybrid analogue and IP camera solution with support for up to 16 cameras. 3000-series: Cost-effective desktop solution with support for up to 16 channels of analogue or 48 IP cameras, with plenty of power to run 3VR’s award-winning analytics. 4000-series: With support for RAID and JBOD configurations, and up to 32 analogue and 48 IP cameras, this rackmount workhorse is designed for medium-sized installations. “The technology has changed greatly over the past couple years, allowing us to offer more powerful hardware solutions at lower price points,” said Al Shipp, CEO of 3VR. “The new lineup introduces a wider range of hybrid NVRs that can interconnect and communicate on the same enterprise network, with higher camera counts and more storage.” In addition to the 1000, 3000 and 4000-series, 3VR released the high-performance 5000-series in July 2013. The 5000/5500-series supports up to 48 analogue and 128 IP cameras, RAID and JBOD configurations, and up to 16TB internal storage in a highly reliable rackmount solution. The new line of 3VR security video […]
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Milestone Announces New Versions Of Its XProtect Line Of Products
Published on 18 Sep, 2013 Milestone Systems, the open platform company in IP video management software (VMS), announces the next versions of its professional line of products: XProtect® Essential 2013, XProtect® Express 2013, XProtect® Professional 2013 and XProtect® Enterprise 2013. The products’ new features will further empower Milestone distributors, resellers and end-users to do more by embracing new capabilities and enabling more business opportunities. The new enhancements in the product line will make customers more productive, more cost-efficient, and more responsive. XProtect Professional 2013 provides security operators with a graphical overview of the entire installation from a single interface, empowering them to react quickly to incidents and efficiently manage alarms. The Alarm Manager ensures users are notified when unwanted behaviours occur. With this release customers get the power of choice with updated user interface clients – XProtect® Smart Client, XProtect® Web Client and Milestone Mobile – each available in 26 languages. Users can quickly identify trouble areas by accessing video from various locations, including mobile devices. The new product offerings are designed to simplify initial deployments of XProtect® and to enable users at different skill levels to effortlessly set up a Milestone IP video solution. This helps distributors to broaden the offerings of XProtect so the benefits of IP video surveillance are available to a more varied reseller audience. “Deploying an IP video management solution can be a daunting and time consuming task. With the increased focus on cost efficiency and time optimisation, system installers can’t afford to […]
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AxxonSoft Releases Version 3.1.1 Next-Generation Axxon Next VMS
Exibiting at ASIS 2013 AxxonSoft has made available version 3.1.1 of its innovative Axxon Next video management software. The main goal of the update, according to the developers, was to increase product functionality and provide additional stability gains. The previous version, Axxon Next 3.1 , marked the appearance of a number of completely new functions that significantly optimise workflows, assist in efficient allocation of computing resources, and reduce the network footprint of video surveillance. These new functions have been improved and built upon in version 3.1.1, making the new version of Axxon Next an even more powerful and efficient solution for video surveillance systems. New features in Axxon Next 3.1.1 include: Support for Guardant electronic dongle–based licensing, which allows starting Axxon Next on any computer to which the USB dongle is connected. (HID-based licensing, the only licensing type available previously, requires attaching the Axxon Next license to the hardware of a specific computer.) Guardant dongles allow quickly bringing a new server online to replace one that has gone down, for example. Improved dewarping of fisheye images can now determine the centre and radius of the source image. This capability prevents distortion in dewarped images when the centre of the source image has shifted relative to the center of the frame or the radius of the source image is not equal to half of the length of the side of the frame. An improved masking algorithm during configuration of video detection tools enables setting polygonal masking areas more precisely. The […]
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Axxon Next VMS Software Demonstration At SecurityUser Expo 2013
Published on 10 Sep, 2013 Axxon Next will be demonstrated to security distributors and systems integrators at SecurityUser Expo 2013 PTZ Security , an AxxonSoft -certified distributor, will showcase Axxon Next at Denmark’s SecurityUser Expo 2013 . PTZ Security will introduce visitors at SecurityUser Expo 2013, to be held in Copenhagen, Denmark from 17 to 19 September of this year, to state-of-the-art AxxonSoft software. Next-generation, open-platform Axxon Next video management software (VMS) will be demonstrated to security distributors, wholesalers, and systems integrators at one of the marquee events in the important Scandinavian market. Exciting innovations from AxxonSoft put Axxon Next on a whole new level of performance, reliability, efficiency, functionality and accessibility. Video surveillance systems based on Axxon Next can scale infinitely: there are no restrictions on the number of video servers, workstations or video cameras. Axxon Next also plays well with other devices and systems. Support for over 1,000 models of IP cameras is included, as well as remote access from mobile devices and a web interface. The software’s intuitive interface makes navigation a breeze and increases workflow efficiency. “We are very happy to have a partner like PTZ Security in Denmark, with great technical knowledge and many years of experience in the IP and security market. I am sure the show will be a big success for PTZ Security as well as for AxxonSoft,” said Harald Lutz, Technical Manager at AxxonSoft. Security needs of all sizes – from those of large-scale distributed facilities to the smallest sites […]
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