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| Verint provides Nextiva Critical Infrastructure solution for port security Port security has been upgraded with the introduction of Nextiva Critical infrastructure from Verint Systems Every year,... | |
| CBC's Ganz C-AllView ruggedised PTZ and thermal cameras protect police helicopter base CBC's Radar Vision system and C-AllView camera When it comes to crime fighting and tracking down criminals, the police helicopter is... |
| BSIA research underlines the strong demand for the security systems in the Middle East marketplace 29 January 2013: System such as HD CCTV, PSIM, and hybrid solutions have been centre stage over the past 12... | |
| IndigoVision’s security management solution integrates with Ipsotek’s Video Content Analysis solution IndigoVision, the leading manufacturer of Complete IP Video Security Solutions, is proud to announce its... | |
| Vemotion showcases its video encoding capability at EMSEC Dubai 18 November 2012: Strategic Brand Solutions represents Vemotion at the exhibition Vemotion Interactive, specialists in live video... | |
| 3VR opens Video Intelligence Platform for integration with hardware partners 3VR, the video intelligence company, recently announced that it is opening up its Video Intelligence... | |
| BriefCam launches version 2.3 of VS Forensics and VS Enterprise at ASIS 2012 11 September 2012: Version 2.3 has enhanced object detection in extreme video conditions, as well as improved object tracking ... | |
| Ipsotek’s VISuite integrates with Milestone's XProtectCorporate video management software 23 May 2012: Integration of VISuite with Milestone XProtect Corporate will manage video surveillance with IP cameras ... | |
| Dahua Technology establish a partnership with AxxonSoft 4 April 2012: Dahua's network cameras have been successfully integrated with AxxonSoft software Dahua Technology... | |
| G4S Technology upgrades Symmetry Encoder range This January, G4S Technology has updated their Symmetry Encoder range to include a new range of... | |
| BSIA research highlights increased demand for UK security systems in Middle East 25 January 2012: The results of new research carried out on behalf of the British Security Industry Association's Export... | |
| IMS Research publishes report on video content analysis in the world market 1 December 2011: Despite the continued penetration of "free" video content analysis (VCA) in video surveillance... | |
In Profile MOBOTIX App: Premium solution now available on the App store Exhibiting at IFSEC 2013 stand 4/G100 The MOBOTIX App is a mobile video management solution for Apple* iPhone, iPad, iPad mini and iPod touch devices that improves everyday convenience and security. With this free-of-charge App, MOBOTIX users can access their video systems anytime from anywhere in the world and have mobile Internet access via WLAN (Wi-Fi) or UMTS/3G. Bandwidth-optimised remote access to live feeds and recordings, as well as an easy-to-use, easy-to-understand interface with a wide range of system functions make the MOBOTIX App an outstanding premium solution. Thanks to MOBOTIX' decentralised system architecture for high-resolution IP video systems, data storage, alarming and recording take place directly inside the cameras... |