IndigoVision, the developer of end-to-end video security solutions, announces that they are excited to be back in Las Vegas for ISC West for 2017. Located at booth #27109 they will be previewing the latest innovative products in security from 5 – 7 April at the Sands Expo and Convention Center.

With the latest 12MP sensors and advanced analytics, the IndigoVision BX 4K Bullet and Minidome Cameras deliver full frame rate 4K resolution video. Installation is straight forward with a full range of mounting options, with motorized lenses and Auto Back Focus ensuring pin-sharp focus every time. Embedded with IndigoVision’s unique Distributed Network Architecture, there is no need for a central server – so no single point of failure or network bottlenecks and greater resilience, dramatically reducing latency.

Paul Theasby, IndigoVision’s Chief Operations Officer, had this to say about the new cameras: “We are excited to introduce these products into our extensive camera portfolio. This extends our end-to-end solution with full integration into Control Center.”

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