Dallmeier has unveiled the latest version of its IPS 10000 recording system, the MK3, with a pronounced emphasis on enhancing cybersecurity.
A key feature of this update is the integration of the TPM 2.0 security chip, which supports optional encryption at a notably elevated security standard. This development aligns with the increasing global demand for better protection of sensitive video data, especially in critical infrastructure sectors.
Enhanced cybersecurity measures
Meeting these rigorous security requirements, the IPS 10000 MK3 incorporates a system architecture that utilises the integrated FIPS 140 compliant TPM 2.0 security chip. This chip ensures the secure storage of cryptographic keys, facilitating encryption of recordings at the highest levels of security. This enhancement is crucial as more international tender requirements demand such cybersecurity measures.
The recording system not only excels in security but also offers high-performance recording capabilities
The recording system not only excels in security but also offers high-performance recording capabilities. It supports up to 120 high-definition video streams with a total bit rate capacity of 480 Mbps, catering to extensive and intricate installations.
Efficient data processing
Designed to be productive and efficient, Dallmeier's IPS 10000 MK3 employs a specifically hardened Linux operating system combined with the SeMSy® Recording Server software. Its robust server hardware, paired with an integrated RAID 6 storage system, assures reliable and efficient processing and storing of large data volumes. Additional features like SmartBackfill and an integrated database for analysis results further enhance its functionality.
The hardware advancements include a streamlined power supply with two powerful units, replacing the previous model's three units—lowering costs while maintaining reliable redundant operation. Also, the system features a newly included front panel that provides convenient status monitoring and suits visually appealing installations, with an easy attachment process requiring no cables or screws.
Versatile platform and compatibility
Dallmeier electronic has become a significant force within the video information technology industry
As an adaptable open platform, the IPS 10000 MK3 supports the integration of both Dallmeier and third-party cameras, including its Panomera® technology. The SeMSy® Compact software or dedicated workstation solutions facilitate the convenient evaluation of recordings, even over considerable distances.
Founded by Dieter Dallmeier in 1984 in Regensburg, Germany, Dallmeier electronic has become a significant force within the video information technology industry, employing several hundred individuals globally.
Focus on industry solutions
Dallmeier's products serve diverse B2B clients across various sectors, including casinos, smart cities, airports, logistics, stadiums, and industrial complexes. Their technology also benefits banks and critical infrastructure sectors. Known for technological innovation, Dallmeier has pioneered several advancements—from the initial digital image storage system with motion analysis in 1992, to the comprehensive multifocal sensor technology Panomera®, and the latest Domera® camera line with adaptable configurations.
The company prides itself on offering customers the highest data protection and cybersecurity standards under its "Made in Germany" promise. Additional benefits include reduced environmental impact through sustainable practices and short supply chains, managed from their headquarters in Regensburg, ensuring end-to-end manufacturing and product development.
Dallmeier presents the new revision of its proven IPS 10000 recording system. With version MK3, the focus is particularly on cybersecurity: Thanks to the integrated TPM 2.0 security chip, recording can now optionally be encrypted at a significantly higher security level.
The requirements for protecting sensitive video data are increasing worldwide – especially in critical infrastructures. With the IPS 10000 MK3, Dallmeier addresses these requirements with a consistent further development of the system architecture. The integrated TPM 2.0 security chip is FIPS 140 compliant and enables highly secure storage of cryptographic keys. This forms the basis for optionally activated encryption of recording at the highest level.
Efficient use of recordings
The recording system thus meets key requirements that are increasingly demanded in international tenders and offers operators a high level of investment and future security. In addition to enhanced cybersecurity, the recording system continues to impress with its high performance. The IPS 10000 MK3 enables the recording of up to 120 high-resolution video streams with a total bit rate of up to 480 Mbps, making it suitable for large and complex installations.
The system combines a Linux operating system specially hardened by Dallmeier with the SeMSy® Recording Server software and powerful server hardware. In combination with the integrated RAID 6 storage system, large volumes of data can be processed and stored reliably and efficiently. Functions such as SmartBackfill or the integrated database for analysis results further contribute to the efficient use of recordings.
Optimised system architecture
The system has also been specifically further developed at the hardware level. Two powerful power supply units ensure redundant operation – while reducing costs compared to the previous version with three power supply units. This combines high reliability with an optimised system architecture.
Also new is a front panel included in the scope of delivery, which is particularly suitable for visually appealing installations. It can be attached easily without any cabling or screwing and supports the display of status information.
Corresponding workstation solutions
As an open platform, the IPS 10000 MK3 remains flexible for use in a wide range of projects. In addition to Dallmeier cameras and Panomera® systems, third-party cameras can also be integrated. The evaluation of recordings is conveniently carried out via SeMSy® Compact or corresponding workstation solutions – even over long distances.
In 1984, Dieter Dallmeier founded what is now Dallmeier electronic – not in the proverbial garage, but in a garden shed in Regensburg, Germany. Today, the company, which can justifiably call itself a hidden champion for video information technology "Made in Germany", has several hundred employees worldwide, more than 250 of them at the company headquarters in the center of Regensburg alone.
Critical infrastructure facilities
Dallmeier's camera, recording, software, and analysis solutions optimise security and processes for B2B end customers in a wide range of industries in over 60 countries. The focus is on users from the casino, smart city, airports, logistics, stadiums, and industrial sectors. But also, banks, critical infrastructure facilities as well as medium-sized companies from all sectors.
With pioneering innovations, Dallmeier has succeeded time and again in placing itself at the forefront of technology: From the world's first digital image storage system with motion analysis in 1992, the patented "multifocal sensor technology" Panomera® with its "Mountera®" mounting system, to the latest Domera® camera family, which allows up to 300 camera variants with only 18 components. These and many other innovations provide real, tangible customer benefits. And with a low Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) and a high Return on Investment (ROI) they can easily compete with systems produced and supplied from low-wage countries.
Complete manufacturing process
With "Made in Germany", they also guarantee their customers the highest standards in data protection, cybersecurity, and ethical responsibility.
With high quality and short supply chains, they also ensure – almost incidentally – sustainability and environmental protection. From their prestigious headquarters in the centre of Regensburg, Dallmeier not only carries out its own research and development but also the complete manufacturing process – from component to product to solution.
