AirLive supports vary product lines to provide IP Surveillance Networking Solutions
AirLive's Face Recognition & Detection IVS IPCam, Speed Dome and FishEye IPCam will be showcased at Computex 2013

AirLive, one of the most advanced international IP Surveillance Networking products and solutions provider has announced its participation at Computex 2013 (Taipei, Taiwan World Trade Center Hall 1, Booth: A0618). AirLive will showcase its latest Surveillance Networking Solutions, and innovative products: Face Recognition & Detection IVS IPCam, Speed Dome, FishEye IPCam, 5 and 3 Megapixels IPCam, Cloud Viewing IPCam, Megapixel IPCam, and 802.3at PoE Switches.

AirLive supports vary product lines to provide IP Surveillance Networking Solutions which applied to all applications from Home, Enterprise, Retails, Business (Hotel, Shopping Mall), Public Constructions (Station, Train Station, and Airport), WISP, etc.

Face-recognition & detection by IVS IPCam Series Enhance tracing the video record easily, and increase system’s efficiency and reduce system’s loading.

This AirLive Speed Dome Series designed for investigating objects with-in 5 seconds. It will be the best solution for big project such as Train Station, Airport, Highway, and other highly-secure buildings.

The AirLive FishEye IP Camera Series means revolutionary portfolio to offer panoramic wide angle surveillance solution for many places such as Retail shops, entrance of hotel, restaurant, offices, warehouses, shopping malls and buildings. The main advantage is the fish-eye lens that allows the camera to see panoramically what is very important for monitoring and recording. All of them deliver clear video at up to 1600 x 1200 pixels and frame rate up to 30FPS.

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