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Eptascape and Axis Communications Partner Plug-and-Play

September 24, 2007

At ASIS -- Eptascape, www.eptascape.com, the leader in MPEG-7 video analytics technology, announced today that its advanced object-based video embedded technology is available for the AXIS 242S IV Video Server. Eptascape’s MPEG-7 real-time embedded encoder performs key processing for video analysis on the Axis video encoder and produces results such as XML metadata network streams. Using the Eptascape encoder, the AXIS 242S IV can perform image content analysis of two simultaneous video sources from analog or network cameras and produce MPEG-7 annotations (metadata) in real-time.

 

Equipped with the MPEG-7 encoder software, one or more AXIS 242S IV Video Servers can be deployed as high-performance video content analysis units in IP-based security video management applications. Eptascape is assisting its original equipment manufacturer (OEM) partners to seamlessly integrate the AXIS 242S IV Video Servers with other analytics components of the Eptascape Video Analytics Software Suite that includes a detection engine for behavioral analysis and events detection.

 

“With Eptascape’s MPEG-7 performance, scalability, and a vast array of onboard and programmable behaviors, the Axis video encoder is now able to offer intelligent analytics for any video management platform,” said Fredrik Nilsson, general manager of Axis Communications.  “Axis’ intelligent video strategy is to provide an open platform and work in partnerships with companies that are thought leaders in their industry, making the Eptascape relationship and solution a great fit. By pushing intelligence to the edge, network video systems address the need for scalability in video surveillance systems.”

 

“Today’s security climate demands analytics. Eptascape and Axis have created plug-and-play, embedded intelligent video analytics for all,” said Eptascape CEO Marco Graziano. “With proven Axis technology and Eptascape Video Analytics Software Suite, new applications for intelligent analytics can thrive. We have made analytics both easy to implement and affordable for new markets, from the smallest users of surveillance to very high-end applications wanting to scale and add unlimited behaviors, and for forensic investigators needing to avoid hours of searching through recorded surveillance video.”

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