360 Vision technology exhibits HD PTZ & radar cameras

360 Vision Technology, the pioneering UK CCTV camera manufacturer, will be displaying their latest range of Pan, Tilt & Zoom (PTZ) Predator Ultra surveillance camera, including stainless-steel and radar versions, at Highways UK, taking place at the NEC, 16-17th October.

Exhibiting on Stand 2, Hall 5, 360 Vision Technology will be demonstrating how their HD PTZ, wireless TX and IP 68 rated, 316L grade stainless steel cameras can be used to provide reliable, high-quality monitoring for road safety, and traffic and infrastructure management. In addition, 360 Vision’s wide-area monitoring expertise will be demonstrated with their latest Predator Radar camera range.

360-degree radar detection

360 Vision will show how highly effective wide-area radar detection can be viewed for a broad range

Spearheading the latest developments in cost-effective combined radar, surveillance camera and analytics technology, 360 Vision will show how highly effective wide-area radar detection can be considered for a broad range of highway surveillance applications, including traffic, safety and road infrastructure monitoring.

The combination of 360-degree radar detection and powerful analytic programming enables Predator Radar to detect objects through smoke, fog and even adverse weather conditions, allowing the combined surveillance camera to be directed to targets of interest – no matter what the environmental conditions.

Range of robust traffic camera solutions

“We’re looking forward to showing our latest range of robust traffic camera solutions at Highways UK,” says Tony Holloway, Technical Solutions Manager at 360 Vision. “For highways customers, our surveillance camera and radar technology expertise provide seamless operational benefits to ensure modern road networks operate optimally and safely.”

Supporting many highway, town & city centre, tunnel, bridge and car park surveillance applications, 360 Vision Technology’s client base includes traffic management customers such as Transport for London (TfL), City of London Police, National Highways, UK Local Authorities and many more.