Articles Tagged with ''video surveillance''

Planet Fitness, with the help of their preferred system integrator Adirondack Direct, recently incorporated a video surveillance solution from Hanwha Techwin and Genetec that not only enhances security but also improves operations.

Arecont Vision Costar (AVC), a provider of IP-based megapixel camera technology and video surveillance solutions, will deliver live demonstrations of its latest cameras from booth #252 at the ISC East exhibition and conference.

Back when video surveillance relied on tape-based VCRs for recording, deploying these systems was fairly straightforward. You simply connected the camera or cameras directly to the VCR and — voila — everything was captured on tape. Retention depended on how often you wanted to switch out the tape and how much cabinet space you had to store tapes.

The IT9389-H is an H.265 outdoor turret network camera equipped with a 5-MP sensor, enabling resolution of 2560 x 1920 at 30 fps.

The BriefCam Starter Kit program is a tightly coupled appliance-based solution that enables low-touch deployments in less than five minutes as a result of a pre-configured and a certified hardware appliance, seamless integration with the deployed VMS software, powerful and intuitive user interface and administration tools and full access to BriefCam’s cloud-based learning management system for user and administration training.

The TNB-9000 utilizes a full size 35mm CMOS sensor to deliver true 8K performance at up to 12fps.

The Avigilon H5SL camera line is simple and intuitive to install, with a modular design that easily snaps into a variety of base options, helping users get up and running in minutes.

Featuring 4x zoom and a Canon lens, the AXIS Q1798-LE network camera comes with IP66, IP67 and IK10 ratings and can handle extreme temperatures ranging from -40 deg. F to 140 deg. F.

Hanwha Techwin America’s new line of AI cameras recognize humans versus vehicles, faces, license plates and more, greatly enhancing the accuracy of video analytics over previous generations.

A criminal complaint was unsealed in a Brooklyn federal court today charging Aventura Technologies, a New York-based surveillance and security equipment company, and seven current and former employees, with selling Chinese-made equipment with known cyber security vulnerability to government and private customers, while claiming the equipment was made in the U.S.