Fulfilling its commitment to enhance the performance of VAST, VIVOTEK is pleased to announce recently the release of VAST Version 1.10. In this version, VIVOTEK introduces new advanced features to VAST users, specifically, Logical Tree and Standard VCA Event Integration.

VAST is VIVOTEK’s self-developed professional video/central management software for managing IP surveillance products. Designed with intuitive functions and features, VAST provides unlimited supports to cameras, servers and clients in a hierarchical system structure, efficiently and effectively monitoring, recording, playback, and event trigger management. The new Logical Tree and Standard VCA Event Integration features in VAST Version 1.10 facilitate installers and system integrators to build robust surveillance systems with ease.

Logical Tree: Previously, camera lists were only presented as non-hierarchical devices names. In Version 1.10, users can categorise camera lists based on personal requirements and preferences, enabling them to create hierarchical lists that increase the ease of accessing cameras at all sites.

VIVOTEK On-camera VCA Event Integration: VIVOTEK has launched the self-developed video content analysis (VCA) application package, which includes three key functions: Field Detection, Line Crossing Detection, and Loitering Detection. In Version 1.10, the VCA package is fully integrated into the VAST platform. In addition to receiving standard VCA events, VAST can now directly show event rules in live view mode.

Users who already own VAST can easily upgrade to Version 1.10 by downloading the update patch from VIVOTEK’s official website.

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