IndigoVision, a developer of end-to-end video security solutions, announced that they will be previewing their new BX Thermal Camera at ISC West for 2017.

Located at booth #27109 the BX Thermal Camera will be on display along with a range of other innovative security products from the 5-7 April at the Sands Expo and Convention Center in Las Vegas.

Perimeter Analytics On The Edge

With their first range of thermal cameras, IndigoVision combines their encoding platform with uncooled thermal sensors to enable advanced video analytics and temperature measurement analytics in a single, easy to install product. With an effective detection distance of 9,845ft/3000m for a vehicle, IndigoVision’s Thermal Cameras enable you to see further and easily protect your assets.

Ivor Eathorne, IndigoVision’s Hardware Product Manager, has said: “With the introduction of thermal imaging technology to our camera family, we provide additional levels of high-performance perimeter analytics on the edge. This now extends our comprehensive solution for our customers with full integration into Control Center software.”

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