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  • Axis unveils security innovations like high-speed shutter cameras and private cellular networks.
  • New thermal and panoramic cameras improve situational awareness and remote monitoring capabilities.
  • Axis expands IP access control with advanced readers for scalable, secure architectures.

Axis Communications has unveiled a series of innovative security solutions aimed at enhancing deployment flexibility, boosting edge intelligence, and expanding modern systems. These advancements represent the merging of physical security with IT, allowing organisations to integrate video, sensors, and analytics into one intelligent framework.

Notable offerings include a pioneering private cellular solution, high-speed global shutter camera, thermal imaging advances, and new panoramic cameras offering a full 360-degree view. The lineup also features an extended range of network door readers for IP-based access control and sophisticated edge-based license plate recognition.

Newest panoramic cameras

Fredrik Nilsson, Vice President, Americas, Axis Communications, stated, "Today’s organisations demand solutions that can adapt to their evolving operational needs."

Innovations such as private cellular connectivity and advanced thermal imaging are designed with this adaptability in mind. Nilsson explained that unifying these technologies enables customers to derive actionable insights from video, sensors, and analytics, supporting secure and scalable infrastructure deployment where and when necessary.

Enhanced deployment options

The AXIS TP3604-E Private Cellular Back Box facilitates the use of high-performance IP cameras

The AXIS TP3604-E Private Cellular Back Box facilitates the use of high-performance IP cameras without the need for traditional cabling infrastructure, enhancing deployment flexibility. It connects AXIS P14 and AXIS P32 cameras directly to a Private Cellular Network (PCN), eliminating the need for trenching and cabling. 

This advancement opens up possibilities for deploying surveillance systems in remote areas or those with limited infrastructure, providing a scalable foundation for future system expansion. Depending on the environmental conditions and cell configuration, the coverage can range from a few hundred meters to several kilometers per base station.

Optimised for high-speed environments

The private cellular networks’ security features, such as SIM-based device authentication and strong encryption, ensure data protection. Set to launch in the U.S. in August 2026 and select EMEA countries thereafter, the AXIS TP3604-E adds robust security to surveillance infrastructures.

The AXIS P1486-LE Global Shutter Camera debuts as the first of its kind in video surveillance, capturing detailed images in high-speed settings using CMOS global shutter technology. This technology eradicates motion blur and rolling shutter artifacts, crucial for accurate identification and forensic analysis. Ideal for traffic monitoring and manufacturing line applications, this camera incorporates continuous and strobe IR illumination for capturing images in diverse lighting conditions.

Real-time vehicle recognition

It facilitates vehicle access control and traffic management without requiring dedicated servers

Running analytics on the ARTPEC-9 system-on-chip, the camera provides real-time processing capabilities, enhancing its applicability in high-speed environments. 

Complementing this, the AXIS License Plate Verifier, now part of Axis through FF Group's acquisition, offers an edge-based analytics solution for real-time vehicle identification. It facilitates vehicle access control and traffic management without requiring dedicated servers, with features supporting automated lists that control access and log events efficiently.

Advancements in thermal technology

The new thermal offerings, AXIS Q2802-E Bispectral Camera and AXIS F2180-TE Thermal Sensor, aim to enhance situational awareness and enable proactive monitoring. The Q2802-E model combines thermal and visual imaging, providing long-range detection and remote temperature oversight.

It overlays thermal data onto visual streams, offering precise alerts and alarms. This camera is suitable for perimeter security, critical infrastructure monitoring, and efficiency optimisation. For discreet settings, the AXIS F2180-TE Thermal Sensor integrates with AXIS F91 main units to deliver specific temperature readings and alerts.

Reducing complexity in installation

The new M4337/38 PLVE and AXIS M4347/48 PLVE Panoramic Cameras redefine wide-area surveillance with their 360-degree view. Available in models offering 6 MP and 12 MP resolution, the cameras feature built-in IR and integrated microphones, making them versatile for various environments. This series, equipped with the ARTPEC-9 chip, supports advanced analytics and is designed for robust indoor and outdoor usage, reducing installation complexity and costs while ensuring comprehensive coverage.

Expanding IP-based access control

Axis is also expanding its portfolio with new IP and OSDP readers to enhance IP-based access control systems. These readers, which seamlessly integrate with Axis door controllers, offer cybersecurity advances and flexible authentication options.

Certain models include an IP-powered interface for any door, fitting into the broader strategy of modern, unified security architectures. The new Axis door readers are available through Axis distribution channels. Axis Communications will showcase these innovations at ISC West, booth #14051, at the Venetian Expo in Las Vegas from March 25 to 27.

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