LILIN have announced their attendance at the ONVIF annual meeting
LILIN will be presenting its extensive range of ONVIF compatible IP equipment at ONVIF Annual Meeting
Following their recent release of the world's first ONVIF conformant IP products, LILIN have announced their attendance at the ONVIF annual meeting in Anaheim, California, 22-25 September 2009.

The ONVIF annual meeting is a four-day event designed to bring the research, development and findings of the 70 member companies to the forefront. The event will feature product showcases, panels and workshops, with attendees highlighting their commitment to the adoption of network video in the security market.

As the industry leader, LILIN will be presenting its extensive range of ONVIF compatible IP equipment, including; High Speed Domes, External IR Cameras and a standalone Encoder, to other members.

LILIN will also be discussing how it intends to release a full system offering and extended camera range, not only supplying full IP systems with future proof interoperability; but providing users with the option to select third party ONVIF compliant products for integration, including Video Analytics and Video Management Software.

LILIN's announcement as the world's first manufacturer of conformant products confirms ONVIF's significance in the market and stresses the importance of LILIN's attendance at the annual meeting. "We congratulate LILIN on launching the first ONVIF conformant products," says Andreas Schneider, Sony Corporation and Chairman of ONVIF's Technical Services Committee. "Having the first conformant products on the market is an important milestone for ONVIF. It also proves that the ONVIF specification, test tool and conformance process enable manufacturers to easily develop and verify ONVIF conformant products, which is key to achieve global interoperability."

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