The SWIR light is absorbed by ions in the earth’s upper atmosphere during the day and emitted from all directions at night, thereby producing no shadows because it has no single source. A CMOS sensor in the TriWave camera from NoblePeak Vision Corp., Wakefield, Mass., is specially treated to be sensitive to SWIR light.
“It is truly a breakthrough product,” said Shayne Bates, principal of Security Consulting for Koffel Associates and a 2008 NPS judge, about the camera. “The TriWave camera will change the way we think about cameras and how we use them in a range of facilities and conditions.”
The other NPS winners include:
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Special Achievement in Innovation: Theia Technologies, SY125 Ultra
Wide Lens
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Judge’s Choice Award for Residential: NAPCO Security Systems, ISee
Video EOP Kit
- Judge’s Choice Award for Commercial: Brivo Systems, OnSite SE
Product Achievement Awards for:
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Access Control: Tyco International/Software House, iSTAR Pro-Rack
Mount
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Biometrics: Privaris, plusID 75
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Convergence: Proximex, Surveillint 3.0
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Fire/Life Safety: Linear LLC, Wireless Carbon Monoxide Detector with
Add-on Receiver in a Kit
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Home Technologies: GE Security, SmartCommand
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Intrusion Detection/Prevention: Winland Electronics,
EnviroAlert-EA800
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Integrated Software, Products and Systems: Brivo Systems, OnSite SE
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IP Devices, Products and Software: JVC Professional Products Company,
VN-V686WPU
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Monitoring: Dedicated Micros, NetVu Console
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Urban Security/Critical Infrastructure: Avigilon, High Definition
Surveillance System V 3.0
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Video Analytics: VideoIQ, iCVR
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Video Devices: NoblePeak Vision Corp., TriWave Camera
- Video Storage and Distribution: Pivot3, High-Definition Storage