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Prominent products at Ifsec
Idis
unveiled three solutions/
products at Ifsec. First, a com-
plete line-up of H.265 IP cameras
including the new Idis 12MP Super
Fisheye and network video record-
ers (NVRs) among them the Idis
DR-8364 NVR, which features
900Mbps throughput, dual PSU
for redundancy, Idis Smart Failover
technology, and showcases the Idis
Intelligent Codec H.265/H.264
performance, which provides up
to a 90 per cent saving in stor-
age capability. Secondly, the Idis
Lightmaster, a low-light camera
that provides enhanced visibility
using innovative defogging and
light-enhancing settings through
Idis Center. Thirdly, Idis Smart
UX Controls v2.0, a new and
improved offering, adding "Quick
Controls" to its "Rubberband" and
"Slingshot" PTZ tracking, allowing
for intuitive control and rapid
dewarping.
Indigovision
show-
cased the company's
new BX Panoramic
dome camera. It
has four ultra-low
light HD sensors, built-in IR and
WDR and displays 180 degree
panoramic video in all scenarios.
Sensor locations are pre-set so the
user only need to adjust the tilt and
it is ready to go. Installed with a
single PoE+ cable the BX Pano-
ramic camera is IK10 compliant
and suitable for both internal and
external installations according to
Indigovision. Powerful analytics in-
cluding motion detection, hooded,
tripwire, intrusion, abandoned
and missing are available across
the entire 180 degree panoramic
scene which is seamlessly stitched
together. Integrated with Control
Center, Indigovision's open soft-
ware management solution, footage
is viewed and exported in a single
seamlessly stitched together image
direct from the camera.
Edesix
showcased
the VT-100 and VT-
50, Edesix's smallest,
lightest and most
discreet incident
recorders. Designed
for less frequent
use than Edesix's Videobadge body
worn cameras, both the Videotag
VT-100 and VT-50 are lightweight,
unobtrusive, cost-effective and easy
to use according to Edesix. Both
require no extra training, stream
live footage, and have a standby
battery-life of up to three months
meaning users do not need to
worry about charging the device
frequently. The VT Series also
provides complementary audio
and video capture of incidents
when utilised as part of a larger
body worn camera and CCTV
security function. The VT-50 has
been designed mainly for indoor
use, and is aimed at sectors such as
airlines, indoor retail or educa-
tion. The VT-100 is a more robust,
weatherproof camera and has room
for an ID badge. It is ideal for lone
workers, debt collectors, supermar-
ket workers and areas of the police.
The VT-50 can record up to one
hour of footage, while the VT-100
records up to 2 hours.
Arecont Vision
displayed its multi-
sensor panoramic and adjustable-
view multi-megapixel multi-sensor
camera series Omni 3G. It offers
no-touch, remote setup in the
multi-sensor adjustable-view
product category. With Omni G3,
the installer can dismount from the
ladder or lift at this point, and then
connect to the camera's integrated
webpage over the network. 180o,
270o, or 360o preset views can be
selected, or the installer can adjust
and position each of the sensors
remotely, including focus, tilt, and
zoom. New presets can be saved,
allowing modified views for differ-
ent times of the day or for other
changing conditions.
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Suprema
showed
its Facestation 2,
a face recogni-
tion terminal
which is designed
for use in access
control and time
& attendance applications. It per-
forms at a matching speed of 3,000
matches per second, which the
company says makes it the world's
fastest facial recognition technol-
ogy in its class. Suprema also
claims it now overcomes possible
interference from dynamic lighting
conditions including sunlight and
ambient light. Facestation 2 allows
for an operating illuminance from
zero lux to 25,000 lux.
Paxton
showcased its new Net2
Entry Touch panel, which has a
7-inch colour touch screen and
personalisation options. The touch
panel is available in three variations,
flush-mount, surface-mount and
rain hood. It has an IK7 impact
protection rating with an easy to
read anti-glare screen for daytime
viewing. Additional features also
include a line-out for use with a
T-Loop antenna for users with
hearing aids and a sound processor
for clearer sound quality in busy,
high traffic areas.
Civintec
displayed its Android-
based Utouch terminal. Utouch
Android 5.1 quad-core is an all-in-
one general purpose management
terminal, that comes with an SDK
complete source code for third
party systems integration, and
software developer to build in-
novative applications, such as time
attendance, access control, visitor
management, club/ membership
management, e-payment, kiosk
services. It supports 13.56MHz
smart card CSN or encrypted
protected data from RFID smart
cards utilising key diversifica-
tion and mutual authentication
routines, with one or more SAM
for secure data encryption. It also
supports BLE (Bluetooth Low
Energy) and NFC technology
ISO18092 NFC tags and NFC
smart phones in Peer to Peer mode
to build effective keyless mobile
applications.
Salto
Systems
showcased
XS4 One,
the latest
evolution of the XS4 Original
model and part of the new XS4
2.0 platform design line. The XS4
One electronic escutcheon sets
need no hard wiring and provide
a wire-free networked electronic
locking solution. It integrates the
latest technology in mobile access
and wireless locks including BLE
+ NFC mobile technologies. It
features new generation micro
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