
March Networks, a provider of intelligent IP video and business analysis applications, announced recently that the Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada (RTC) is using the company's mobile video surveillance solutions for security and risk management on its para-transit and fixed route buses.
IP video technology has been chosen by the London Borough of Newham, UK to replace its aging VCR recording system and to provide a platform for future migration to a total IP CCTV solution.
Research and Markets recently released a report, “Global CCTV Market Analysis (2008-2012),” that looks at the demand for CCTV products in the next four years.
Integrated IP video technology has been deployed as part of a massive CCTV central monitoring and recording project for First Capital Connect (FCC), one of the UK’s newest train operating companies.
EVT, a developer of video management and NVR video management software, recently announced that it has received a large license order to deliver its networked video management and recording software to Intronics B.V. Holland, a member of the TKH Group.
The Lucky Eagle Casino in southwest Washington State has completed a new installation of megapixel cameras from Arecont Vision. The casino, which has been in operation since 1995, chose to upgrade existing analog system in order to improve the ability to view and identify critical information on video.
GVI Security Solutions Inc, a provider of video security surveillance solutions featuring the complete Samsung Electronics line of products, has received a new order to provide 4,000 high-resolution color cameras to protect the branches of Caixa Econômica Federal in Brazil.
Orsus, a provider in the field of Situation Management that offers a holistic approach to optimizing situation planning, response and analysis, recently announced a strategic partnership with Verint Systems Inc.
Security Products Editor-In-Chief Ralph Jensen interviews Yves Messier, vice president of video surveillance applications at ImmerVision, about the company's panomorph optics technology.
IP video technology is providing a new state-of-the-art digital CCTV system for Wythenshawe Shopping Center in the south of Manchester, UK.
Visiontech's VC14LWS 3.6-millimeter, color, IR bullet camera can see up to 30 feet at 0.0 lux. The AL1 lens provides high picture quality in any light situation. The 1/3-inch day/night CCD™ camera provides 420 TV lines resolution and is weatherproof.
SECO-LARM's EV-133C-DWAVQ uses 56 LEDs and a 4- to 9-millimeter varifocal lens for up to 100 feet of IR-illuminated range. The camera features 12 volts DC or 24 volts AC power input, with concealed cabling through the mount. A split-glass design prevents the LEDs' infrared light from reflecting off the glass and back into the lens. The bullet camera is constructed of die-cast aluminum with a weatherproof design. The camera uses a Sony 1/3-inch Super HAD CCD chip for color and offers 550 TV lines of resolution.
The MaxiBrite™ dual-mode camera from Swann Communications can be connected with wires or wirelessly. Infrared captures night vision images up to 25 feet away. The camera is packaged with 60 feet of cable and BNC to RCA connectors for easy connection to a TV, VCR or DVR. Housed in an anticorrosive and weather-resistant case, the product is suitable for outdoor applications.
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