artec technologies won the tender for the renewal of Latvian museum CCTV system 
MULTIEYE video surveillance software and recorders from artec technologies secures Latvian museum collection
artec technologies AG, manufacturer of video surveillance software and recorders, known under the brand name MULTIEYE® has won together with its distributor SLO and the company Citrus Solutions SIA the tender for the renewal of the CCTV System of the Natural History Museum of Latvia in Riga against considerable competitors.

In the first stage of extension, buildings, facilities and more than 180,000 exhibits of one of the oldest museums in Latvia are protected by several MULTIEYE®-NET recorders, each with 3TB of internal storage capacity and with more than 40 IQinVision megapixel cameras. In the monitoring centre, the latest version of the Video Management Software, Video Center II is used. Enhancements are planned for the coming years.

Expanded and partly replaced will be an already in 2005 installed MULTIEYE® PRO system of artec technologies AG.

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