PTZ Tracking    

Nio’s CloseView outperforms any single camera PTZ Tracker on the market that we have tested. With multiple reference cameras positioned properly, it has so far been IMPOSSIBLE to miss any evidence-grade recordings of perimeter intrusions.  

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LPR at High Speed   

Here we demonstrate 'beyond normal' LPR capability by using a rearward-facing camera which quickly and accurately reads plates at high closing speeds. 

Genetecs' AutoVu system works in the rain, at night, just as well as you are seeing here.

If a tag number is matched to one in the NCIC, FCIC, or DAVID database hotlist, an alarm will sound and the driver would turn around in hot pursuit.

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LPR in the Parking Lot    

LPR for parallel, 45 and 90-degree parked vehicles is quick and accurate. Here is we are showing the speed at which AutoVU can read 90-degree parked vehicles. Accuracy is just as good in inclement weather or at night.

Tags found in the hot list immediately generate alarms.

The cameras contains the main program which permits usage of existing vehicle PC's without performance degradation.

Review of tag readings is easy using the Genetec AutoVu intuitive touch screen interface.

There are many uses of this valuable tool for law enforcement, parking revenue generation, access control and vehicle 'neighborhood cruising' detection. 

We encourage you to contact us for a full demonstration.

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LPR Database   

The cameras upload their readings to the AutoVU Back Office Application where operators can query the database in many ways.. 

We encourage you to contact us for a full demonstration.

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Beam PTZ Control   

This is a simple application of programming the software to provide pan tilt zoom (PTZ) functions whenever a infrared beam is penetrated. This function may be restricted to run only at certain times of the day. Bookmarks may be automatically added to the database when the beam is tripped so that retrieval of the video for playback is simplified.

Gate Control   

In cases where security guard personnel are not available at site entry points, the user of the system verifies the vehicle tag license plate or driver and can then operate the gate from anywhere on the network.

Gate control is provided by the software macros. The macro invokes the opening of an encoder relay which activates the gate motor. This macro can be easily assigned to say 'the ctrl-F1' key on the keyboard.

When the user presses the key, a camera automatically zooms into the area, the gate motor is activated and the vehicle passes thru. The gate closes automatically after one minute.

Interior, Exterior, Wireless, Audio, Quality                                                    

We have esthetically pleasing cameras for interior surveillance and exterior housings that are weatherproof containing heaters and defrosters.

Wireless receivers coexist with your existing equipment. Audio equipment is extremely versatile & powerful.

Quality analog and IP camera integration, wired or wireless, will provide you low cost of ownership and will last for many years.

Motion Detection with Audio and PTZ  

As you will hear, the motion detector was equipped with a speaker that output the message that you were under camera surveillance. This may have been a deterrent to the intruder.

Our outdoor motion detectors can be installed onto a variety of surfaces and may be wireless to facilitate installations in remote site areas, or locations that are time consuming to wire.

Wireless receivers may be placed in corresponding camera encoder inputs to control the PTZ functions as required.

Network Video Components   

TAG, PTZ and INTERCOM       

Low mounted cameras are used to capture license plate images. Infrared beams control the PTZ camera when the vehicle passes thru the beams.

The PTZ camera automatically moves into position to record an overall view of the vehicle. Dispatch is notified via a sound file played on their PC that someone s approaching the intercom station.

Privacy Masking  

Public concern regarding surveillance capabilities of private homes is addressed by way of masking the camera. 

System operators are limited in viewing abilities outside the facility, and within predetermined zoom levels, thereby providing you with a means to disclose to the public how their privacy is being protected.

In addition, the system is available with a Remote Viewer, which allows the administrator to covertly monitor viewing activities.

PTZ Camera with Infrared   

Where budgeting for short wave infrared or thermal cameras is non-existent, we offer several IR PTZ cameras. Here we are showing a spot beam, 850 nanometer lamp, camera-combo we call a 'hammerhead'. 

It is a cost-effective way to provide ample surveillance capability to areas within a 150 foot radius with no ambient light.

Synchronous playback of 
multiple motion detection zones
with PTZ control                                  

The system provides synchronous playback for viewing single events on multiple cameras. Here, a playback sequence of three cameras is showing someone walking around the facility while tripping various motion detectors.  

These detectors are strategically placed at locations related to the viewing areas of specific cameras. The cameras go to predefined views related to motion sensitive areas, as the detectors are being tripped. 

Such an approach to this simple form of surveillance allows for more coverage of an intrusion and synchronous playback provides additional video evidence using several camera angles.

System Failover  

The Omnicast software has its own Failover capabilities. If a video server's HDD or network connection goes down, secondary Failover servers will automatically reconnect users to cameras, and resume recording.

It works very quickly, with only seconds of lost video.

Here we see a system that has over 350 cameras installed, 16 are being viewed. The primary server fails and all cameras are switched to the secondary server(s). All users are reconnected and previous displays are restored. This feature is a must for reliable citywide surveillance systems due to the inevitable risk of computer failures. 

Of course, the secondary servers may be located anywhere on the wide area network via fiber uplink, to insure bandwidth throughput for display and recording functions, as well as being physically located in other buildings in case of catastrophic damage.

Wireless camera PTZ  

Here is a sample of our 5Ghz encrypted PTZ camera at night. It is mounted 150 feet high.

The video format is MPEG4-4CIF (704x480 pixels) and the frame rate is 15 frames per second.

The camera (a Pelco Spectra III SE) was installed several years ago prior to IP cameras entering the market.

As new technology arrives, we test alternative components for viewing quality and reliability as well as manufacturer support and warranty. This particular camera comes with non-limited three year warranty.

Wireless Door Contacts   

The encoder input receives the signal and controls the cameras to record both outside and inside entry into the facility. Of course all entries are book marked into the database for later retrieval.

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Police Camera Control over VPN   

Here we are demonstrating our customer’s use of PTZ cameras installed throughout the buffer zone at a shopping mall. The cameras are accessible through the Police Departments’ VPN using standard carrier air cards from the existing PC in the vehicle. The display frame rate is set to CIF, 8fps, while the recording rate is set to 4CIF, 15fps.

Police officers can control the cameras for surveillance using the Genetec Omnicast Live Viewer application.  Back at the Police department, detectives can call up high quality archived video sequences for investigative purposes or export video to AVI and ASF format for evidentiary usage.

When the cameras are not being controlled by officers, they automatically begin patrolling the area in a well thought out pattern which provides complete coverage of key locations.

Perimeter Alarm      

Cameras are running a default pattern of fixed presets.

When a perimeter beam is broken, several cameras begin a smooth pan of the area.

A sound file and message is provided to the user, and bookmarks are entered into the database.

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