Samsung Techwin America announced that as of April 1, 2016, the company will be operating under the name Hanwha Techwin America but will keep the Samsung name on its products.
Regardless of whether our industry gets credit or not, the bottom line is that the security industry’s products and services are without question helping law enforcement identify and track suspects.
Speco Technologies’ HD-TVI kits, the ZIPT, offer a surveillance solution for any small business or residence that wants a Full HD image quality system, all while using their existing wiring.
The MAXIMUS MVX cameras were designed to meet the strictest international standards ATEX, IECEX, INMETRO, EAC Ex, ETL for Zones 1 and 2 (gas), Group IIC T5 and T6 and for Zones 21 and 22 (dust), Group IIIC T100 deg. C and T85 deg. C.
PlateSmart Technologies, the leader in software-only automatic license plate recognition (ALPR) and ALPR-based video analytics, will soon introduce HD capability to its entire line of software solutions including its ARES fixed solution.
IPVideo Corporation, manufacturer of IP-based video surveillance and command center solutions, completed a comprehensive video surveillance installation for the city of Fort Myers, Fla. The project was initiated in response to the deadly shooting at the zombie-themed street festival that occurred in downtown Fort Myers in October of 2015. IPVideo’s SentryVMS video management system now connects 49 ultra-high definition IP cameras strategically deployed throughout the city to monitor pedestrian and vehicular traffic. This highly sophisticated system was deployed in only three weeks, meeting the city’s compressed timeline to have enhanced security in place for the city’s popular New Year’s Eve celebration.
