On today’s round-up, we take a look at the top news stories of the week. We begin with Dallmeier, whose products have appeared in the blockbuster movie “Unknown” alongside the likes of Diane Kruger and Liam Neeson. Moving from the dizzy heights of the big screen to the small one, Arecont Vision has released a series of best practice training videos on their YouTube channel to help integrators and users get the most out of Arecont Vision’s megapixel cameras. At Citypoint, one of the City of London’s landmark buildings, Wavestore has been chosen to help upgrade the building’s CCTV system.
In its latest study, IMS Research asks: “How safe is your home with video surveillance?” and comments on the global growth of security cameras being sold through the retail channel in 2010. For those anticipating the upcoming IFSEC 2011 tradeshow, Fujinon will be introducing its new 60x, day/night 2 megapixel resolution HD telephoto CCTV zoom lens and SeeTec has announced that it will be showcasing its innovative IP video management software. Lastly, Siqura has announced that its newest cameras will use Pixim’s Seawolf image sensor. Read more security news…
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On the news round up today, we start with an update from the ASIS 2010 tradeshow due to kick off later this year in October. Those who are flying off to Dallas for the show will be able to take advantage of the 180 educational sessions on offer. At the PSA-TEC 2010 show taking place right now, Samsung is continuing to the spread word of its new Vision 2010 product roll-out.
It’s a win for IDTECK, as it has been selected to provide an access control system for the Turkey Court House project. Over in Spain Axis network cameras are meeting the needs of vehicle inspection company ATISAE.
Lastly, in corporate news, CNL and SeeTec have announced their technology partnership, which will certify the integration of their surveillance solutions. Read more news…
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To end the working week, we start with news from Bosch Security Systems, who have outshone competition at the Polish Alarm Technology Master contest with their latest intruder alarm solution. At Access Control Technology, Ian Burrell joins the UK sales team to strengthen the ACT brand in the market. Wireless video transmission goes interactive as Vemotion launches its new website.
In application news, Axis Communications and its partner SituCon Systems successfully take on the challenge to bring safety and security to the of town Marshfield, USA. Crossgate Community Gardens are now safer due to Mobotix’s high-resolution IP video solution. Not enough? Read out more news…
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Once again we start the news round up with a few updates from the upcoming IFSEC show and finish off with some application case studies.
Mobotix is set to introduce its new T24 IP video door station at the show. The new unit captures the entire entrance area without any blind spots, from wall to wall, floor to ceiling and uses integrated image correction software to deliver a high resolution video and audio feed to the remote viewing station. Also on show will be the Siqura TrafficServer from Optelecom-NKF. This is billed as the first video server ever to be integrated with automatic incident detection technology.
As the security industry looks forward to economic recovery, the UK Trade & Investment has planned to promote the UK security sector worldwide. The strategy was launched with His Royal Highness, Prince Michael of Kent, patron of the British Security Industry Association’s Export Council.
Now for some applications…
Verint Video Intelligence Solutions has been successfully deployed Minneapolis’ transit services in to help enhance passenger and operator safety onboard its para-transit Metro Mobility fleet and other contracted bus routes. Lastly, Westminster Kingsway College has selected and installed a SALTO Systems XS4 solution as part of a major security access control package at its five centres across the city.
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As the ISC West tradeshow is due to kick off next week, we have some specific news bites in relation to the show to start our news round-up…
First up, Ultracker has announce that it will be introduces new features in DVR technology on its stand. Also exhibiting will be the newly formed “team Samsung” who will seek to win the crown as the undisputed leader in security technology market.
In other news, IndigoVision has announces a 12% rise in IP video security products sales as per its half year financial results. A new Vice president,EMEA sales will be joining the March Networks security team. Lastly, Hikvision set to take the competition in video surveillance market by storm by joining with Hommax in Spain.
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As the weekend nears, we leave you with more news and application articles to keep you informed.
For those interested in the annual
GDSF Asia 2010 tradeshow we have a news article with all the information that you will need to stay in the know.
SIA is under fire as it receives criticism from IPSA over prosecution policy towards clients employing contracted unlicensed staff.
Diebold announced as top sponsor at next month’s Security Industry Association (SIA) Customer Appreciation Reception.
To round off we have news from Samsung as they announce that they will release 170 new security products during 2010 in a bid to offer customers total security solutions.
It’s mid-week and to help stay in the know we have a combination of IP application stories and corporate insights…
From Indigovision we have an application article surrounding their recent success in helping cut crime in the Grand Canyon West Resort with their IP solution. Genetec also on the IP front have an announcement that their network CCTV solution is proving to be a hit at Melbourne Cricket Grounds.
Now for some corporate updates: Legic has announced a partnership with SBD companies to increase their North American presence and ONSSI software now supports both PSIA and ONVIF standards.
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