Axxon software will be presented from the 19th to the 22nd of September at the ASIS 2011 conference in Orlando (Florida, USA).

The video surveillance system Axxon Smart PRO will be on display at the stands of AxxonSoft technological partners IP camera producers CNB (booth 1331) and Arecont Vision (booth 3611). Booth visitors will have the chance to see for themselves how Axxon Smart PRO interacts with IP cameras. They will also learn about unique features of Axxon Smart PRO and experience extended video archive search capabilities with the Forensic Search module.

Axxon Smart PRO is a professional video surveillance system for small and midsize deployments and was the first to contain a number of innovative AxxonSoft developments. One of the key novelties is the smart archive search technology - Forensic Search which lets the user quickly find relevant footage of events in the archive. Therefore, video detection tools do not need to be preset as all search criteria are specified directly when the search entry is given via the user interface. The search is performed using metadata i.e. the parameters of objects moving in the frame which are calculated in real time and stored in the archive along with the video.

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