Video cameras are used to observe an area, connected to a recording device or IP Network and monitored in a Control Room. Video surveillance technologies are used for far more than their roots in crime detection, with video analytics solutions able to serve a variety of applications such as traffic and crowd control management. Popular manufacturers include Hikvision, Sony, Panasonic, Axis Communications, IDIS, Pelco, Hanwha Techwin, ZK Teco and Tyco.
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February 20, 2020
As the death toll continues to rise from the outbreak of the Coronavirus, there have been indications that facial recognition technology is being used to combat its spread. Read More
February 18, 2020
Hanwha Techwin has recently launched a serverless ANPR solution for small site management, in addition to enhancing its Wisenet premium range. Read More
February 14, 2020
Watch this handy step-by-step guide to find out the best practice methods for installation of Hanwha Techwin's WIsenet X-Plus IP Dome Cameras. Read More
February 13, 2020
Hikvision has received recertification for Cyber Essentials Plus, demonstrating its “commitment to ensuring the security of its internal systems”, says the company. Read More
February 7, 2020
Follow this handy step-by-step guide and watch the video to get best practice advice on how to install the Hikvision 5A Bullet Camera when wall mounting. Read More
February 4, 2020
London’s Metropolitan Police is set to deploy the use of facial recognition technology for the first time, following trials in London and by South Wales Police. Read More
February 1, 2020
IFSEC Global has announced the judging panel for its Global Influencer Awards, with nominations for entries also now open. Read More
January 30, 2020
Eagle Eye Networks has announced a camera tampering analytic that automatically detects and notifies users if a camera is tampered with. Read More
January 27, 2020
B-Cam’s diverse client base explain why body worn camera solutions work for them. Read More
January 23, 2020
Johann Hofmann, CEO of Griffeye, discusses why AI and facial recognition are more important than ever in law enforcement case management, and how the technology works in practice. Read More