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Product Spotlight on Thermal Cameras

February 17, 2020

The thermal camera bottom line is accurate detection, clarity and quality of image.

Never Underestimate the Value of Video

Alan Stoddard

December 10, 2019

Physical security is continually evolving. New technologies emerge every year, and devices that have been around for decades — from smoke detectors to IP cameras — become more advanced in order to meet the demands of the new security landscape. But as we take part in this progression and strive to leverage the latest and greatest devices, it’s important to never forget one of the core technologies of the security industry: video.

Aviglion Unusual Motion Detector Technology UMD - Security Magazine

Unusual Motion Detection (UMD) Technology

Detects Unusual Motion with AI Technology

March 1, 2018

UMD is an artificial intelligence technology that is able to continuously learn what typical activity in a scene looks like, and then detect and flag unusual motion.

Records and Alerts Intruders

October 15, 2012

If loiterers or trespassers in your area don’t pay much attention to the average security devices, find one they can’t ignore.

Provides IP Video Solution for Small Installations

September 28, 2012

In small businesses, offices or buildings, it can often be difficult to justify the cost of installing IP cameras against the benefits, but this solution provides intuitive, cost-effective IP video specifically for smaller installations.

Finding Storage Solutions for Day-to-Night Surveillance

Keven Marier

May 1, 2012

Many within the surveillance industry are deploying IP video surveillance cameras and networked recorders using the same design and engineering strategies used for building analog CCTV camera and DVR-based systems. On the surface this makes sense: surveillance is surveillance; the fundamental optics and geometry remains the same regardless of the medium. What isn’t the same is how the IP systems operate under day and night conditions.

DVR for Remote Sites

January 30, 2012

Perfect for smaller security applications that require flexible control and specific budget guidelines, this remote DVR from Speco Technologies is a four channel H.264 networkable digital video recorder that has dynamically programmable recording priority, motion detection, alarms and continuous scheduling.

Offers Storage and Bandwith Savings

October 3, 2011

Many security camera manufacturers offer H.264 compression, but customers don’t see the storage and bandwidth savings they expected.

Industry

4/11/11

Webinar: ACS - Configuring Motion Detection through AXIS Camera Station

Axis cameras give you the ability to do edge analytics, reducing the load on the server, and ensuring the best possible analytic quality.

Industry

1/20/12

Webinar

Contact: Tom Hanley

AXIS Q6035 and Q6035-E Network Cameras

The indoor AXIS Q6035 and the outdoor-ready AXIS Q6035-E provides Active Gatekeeper, the camera can automatically move to a preset position upon motion detection in a pre-defined area, and track the detected object. Q6035 HDTV 1080p complies with the SMPTE 274M standard regarding a 1920x1080 pixel resolution (twice the resolution of HDTV 720p), full frame rate at 25/30 frames per second, HDTV color fidelity and a 16:9 format. AXIS Q6035 also supports 50/60 frames per second in HDTV 720p, ideal for applications that require the capture of quick movements and smoother video. Read More

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