Women in Security: Leading the Way
Women in Security: Leading the Way
We’ve made a lot of progress when it comes to women in technology careers. More and more women are taking leadership positions across the business world, with women leading large and well-known companies like IBM, Yahoo, Facebook and Lockheed Martin, to name a few. The times really are a-changin’, as Bob Dylan said, as we see more young women than ever seeking professions in STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) with support from organizations like the White House’s Council on Women and Girls, the American Association of University Women (AAUW) and with well-publicized initiatives at schools like MIT and Stanford.
So it was gratifying to hear that my colleague, Irene Lam, Vice President of R&D and Engineering at Tyco Security Products, was recently named one of the Women’s Security Council 2015 Women of the Year, an award that honors the top female professionals in the security industry. As a gifted leader and active philanthropist, Irene really embodies the professional woman of today and represents just how far women have come in the world of business and technology.
Today, Irene leads a 500-person department responsible for product development, from the design phase to the manufacturing phase. She is responsible for the launch of many new products each year and oversees a network of technology development centers located across the globe. Even in today’s environment, such a role is still more commonly held by men. Irene is also helping to change that reality by actively participating in Tyco Security Products’ mentoring program, where she and other leaders give of their time to several candidates each year, most of them women.
Irene and I are lucky to work for a company that values the recruitment and training of women and sees its future success including women’s contributions and leadership. It’s with good reason, as it’s been well documented that companies that embrace a diverse, highly skilled and educated employee population are simply more successful than those that do not..
Yet we realize that there is more work to be done. I’m proud to say that there has been a substantial increase in the hiring of women at Tyco Security Products in the last five years and a growing interest by women in working for the company in many of our locations throughout the globe. Currently, approximately 40 percent of our employees are women, with many of those women involved in product management, marketing and engineering in various locations around the world.
Tyco Security Products also supports women through internal programs such as the Women’s Growth Network which encourages women to seek technology-oriented roles within the company, and with involvement in events such as the annual Massachusetts’ Conference for Women, an event providing education on entrepreneurship and professional development. We also recently sponsored a local event called the All Girls Challenge, a two-day creativity marathon that invites girls to work in teams to come up with a product that solves a social problem. The program asks participants to draw upon Science, Technology, Engineering and Math skills to create their product.
It is evident that as our professions become increasingly more technology-based, businesses must add technically talented women to their ranks in order to continue to compete and succeed. I feel fortunate to work in a company that has that vision, that recognizes the vital and significant roles women will play in defining its the future. With leaders like Irene and companies like ours, we are developing the next generation of women in the fields of science, technology, engineering and math, which can’t help but benefit all of us.
FUENTE: Tyco Security Products
Women in Security: Leading the Way
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Women in Security: Leading the Way
Women in Security: Leading the Way
We’ve made a lot of progress when it comes to women in technology careers. More and more women are taking leadership positions across the business world, with women leading large and well-known companies like IBM, Yahoo, Facebook and Lockheed Martin, to name a few. The times really are a-changin’, as Bob Dylan said, as we see more young women than ever seeking professions in STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) with support from organizations like the White House’s Council on Women and Girls, the American Association of University Women (AAUW) and with well-publicized initiatives at schools like MIT and Stanford.
So it was gratifying to hear that my colleague, Irene Lam, Vice President of R&D and Engineering at Tyco Security Products, was recently named one of the Women’s Security Council 2015 Women of the Year, an award that honors the top female professionals in the security industry. As a gifted leader and active philanthropist, Irene really embodies the professional woman of today and represents just how far women have come in the world of business and technology.
Today, Irene leads a 500-person department responsible for product development, from the design phase to the manufacturing phase. She is responsible for the launch of many new products each year and oversees a network of technology development centers located across the globe. Even in today’s environment, such a role is still more commonly held by men. Irene is also helping to change that reality by actively participating in Tyco Security Products’ mentoring program, where she and other leaders give of their time to several candidates each year, most of them women.
Irene and I are lucky to work for a company that values the recruitment and training of women and sees its future success including women’s contributions and leadership. It’s with good reason, as it’s been well documented that companies that embrace a diverse, highly skilled and educated employee population are simply more successful than those that do not..
Yet we realize that there is more work to be done. I’m proud to say that there has been a substantial increase in the hiring of women at Tyco Security Products in the last five years and a growing interest by women in working for the company in many of our locations throughout the globe. Currently, approximately 40 percent of our employees are women, with many of those women involved in product management, marketing and engineering in various locations around the world.
Tyco Security Products also supports women through internal programs such as the Women’s Growth Network which encourages women to seek technology-oriented roles within the company, and with involvement in events such as the annual Massachusetts’ Conference for Women, an event providing education on entrepreneurship and professional development. We also recently sponsored a local event called the All Girls Challenge, a two-day creativity marathon that invites girls to work in teams to come up with a product that solves a social problem. The program asks participants to draw upon Science, Technology, Engineering and Math skills to create their product.
It is evident that as our professions become increasingly more technology-based, businesses must add technically talented women to their ranks in order to continue to compete and succeed. I feel fortunate to work in a company that has that vision, that recognizes the vital and significant roles women will play in defining its the future. With leaders like Irene and companies like ours, we are developing the next generation of women in the fields of science, technology, engineering and math, which can’t help but benefit all of us.
FUENTE: Tyco Security Products
Women in Security: Leading the Way
- Publicado en Tyco Security Products
Women in Security: Leading the Way
Women in Security: Leading the Way
We’ve made a lot of progress when it comes to women in technology careers. More and more women are taking leadership positions across the business world, with women leading large and well-known companies like IBM, Yahoo, Facebook and Lockheed Martin, to name a few. The times really are a-changin’, as Bob Dylan said, as we see more young women than ever seeking professions in STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) with support from organizations like the White House’s Council on Women and Girls, the American Association of University Women (AAUW) and with well-publicized initiatives at schools like MIT and Stanford.
So it was gratifying to hear that my colleague, Irene Lam, Vice President of R&D and Engineering at Tyco Security Products, was recently named one of the Women’s Security Council 2015 Women of the Year, an award that honors the top female professionals in the security industry. As a gifted leader and active philanthropist, Irene really embodies the professional woman of today and represents just how far women have come in the world of business and technology.
Today, Irene leads a 500-person department responsible for product development, from the design phase to the manufacturing phase. She is responsible for the launch of many new products each year and oversees a network of technology development centers located across the globe. Even in today’s environment, such a role is still more commonly held by men. Irene is also helping to change that reality by actively participating in Tyco Security Products’ mentoring program, where she and other leaders give of their time to several candidates each year, most of them women.
Irene and I are lucky to work for a company that values the recruitment and training of women and sees its future success including women’s contributions and leadership. It’s with good reason, as it’s been well documented that companies that embrace a diverse, highly skilled and educated employee population are simply more successful than those that do not..
Yet we realize that there is more work to be done. I’m proud to say that there has been a substantial increase in the hiring of women at Tyco Security Products in the last five years and a growing interest by women in working for the company in many of our locations throughout the globe. Currently, approximately 40 percent of our employees are women, with many of those women involved in product management, marketing and engineering in various locations around the world.
Tyco Security Products also supports women through internal programs such as the Women’s Growth Network which encourages women to seek technology-oriented roles within the company, and with involvement in events such as the annual Massachusetts’ Conference for Women, an event providing education on entrepreneurship and professional development. We also recently sponsored a local event called the All Girls Challenge, a two-day creativity marathon that invites girls to work in teams to come up with a product that solves a social problem. The program asks participants to draw upon Science, Technology, Engineering and Math skills to create their product.
It is evident that as our professions become increasingly more technology-based, businesses must add technically talented women to their ranks in order to continue to compete and succeed. I feel fortunate to work in a company that has that vision, that recognizes the vital and significant roles women will play in defining its the future. With leaders like Irene and companies like ours, we are developing the next generation of women in the fields of science, technology, engineering and math, which can’t help but benefit all of us.
FUENTE: Tyco Security Products
Women in Security: Leading the Way
- Publicado en Tyco Security Products
SG-System 5 and the Central Station of the Future
SG-System 5 and the Central Station of the Future
Next Stop: The Central Station of the Future
None of us can predict the future, especially when it comes to business. But it’s beneficial – and sometimes even fun – to consider what the future might be like.
Though most within the physical security industry agree that the central station is moving toward becoming multi-functional and capable of doing more than monitor alarms, the possibilities are endless. There are a few qualities that the central station of the future is likely to have, though, should current trends and innovations continue.
Adaptability and scalability will be required in the central station of the future. A system’s ability to adapt to new technologies, to integrate with other systems and expand exponentially in size will undoubtedly be key features. Incompatibility, proprietary brands and hardware limitations can no longer be the gates that stifle a system’s potential. Use of multiple profiles, receivers with increased capacities, and easy adaptability to new technologies will keep the central station of the future nimble and dynamic.
The central station of the future will likely still require an operator to make judgment calls to determine what computerized systems cannot. In order to do this efficiently, operators will need to have access to video from locations where an alarm is happening in order to make well-informed decisions. Instead of operators sorting through huge lists of events, they will use visual verification to view an image from the site and to make a determination by looking at a screen shot, which accelerates the handling of such events.
Central stations will likely have a smaller physical footprint in the future. At present, central stations must purchase additional components that often require extra space in the receiver room in order to achieve redundancy. The central station of the future will likely be smaller, but also will support a greater number of monitored accounts.
When the functionality of a security system can literally save lives, downtime is more than an inconvenience. Therefore, a service agreement will be an important component for the central station of the future. As systems become more automated, it’s critical that downtime be minimal. Manufacturers will package service agreements with their central station products to ensure continuity and functionality. Components will also be hot swappable, meaning parts can be replaced without shutting down an entire system and without having to reconfigure the settings for the replaced part.
Clearly, the central station of the future puts power in the hands of the user with larger and more powerful receivers, the ability to create groupings and with the ability to move accounts using profile features. The flexible central station of the future moves away from a proprietary model to a more integrated approach, establishing an infrastructure for future growth and changes in technology.
To learn more about how to future-proof your central station, check out the newly released Sur-Gard System 5 IP-based receiver, which supports visual alarm verification and is recognized as a powerful, yet space saving system.
FUENTE: Tyco Security Products
SG-System 5 and the Central Station of the Future
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SG-System 5 and the Central Station of the Future
SG-System 5 and the Central Station of the Future
Next Stop: The Central Station of the Future
None of us can predict the future, especially when it comes to business. But it’s beneficial – and sometimes even fun – to consider what the future might be like.
Though most within the physical security industry agree that the central station is moving toward becoming multi-functional and capable of doing more than monitor alarms, the possibilities are endless. There are a few qualities that the central station of the future is likely to have, though, should current trends and innovations continue.
Adaptability and scalability will be required in the central station of the future. A system’s ability to adapt to new technologies, to integrate with other systems and expand exponentially in size will undoubtedly be key features. Incompatibility, proprietary brands and hardware limitations can no longer be the gates that stifle a system’s potential. Use of multiple profiles, receivers with increased capacities, and easy adaptability to new technologies will keep the central station of the future nimble and dynamic.
The central station of the future will likely still require an operator to make judgment calls to determine what computerized systems cannot. In order to do this efficiently, operators will need to have access to video from locations where an alarm is happening in order to make well-informed decisions. Instead of operators sorting through huge lists of events, they will use visual verification to view an image from the site and to make a determination by looking at a screen shot, which accelerates the handling of such events.
Central stations will likely have a smaller physical footprint in the future. At present, central stations must purchase additional components that often require extra space in the receiver room in order to achieve redundancy. The central station of the future will likely be smaller, but also will support a greater number of monitored accounts.
When the functionality of a security system can literally save lives, downtime is more than an inconvenience. Therefore, a service agreement will be an important component for the central station of the future. As systems become more automated, it’s critical that downtime be minimal. Manufacturers will package service agreements with their central station products to ensure continuity and functionality. Components will also be hot swappable, meaning parts can be replaced without shutting down an entire system and without having to reconfigure the settings for the replaced part.
Clearly, the central station of the future puts power in the hands of the user with larger and more powerful receivers, the ability to create groupings and with the ability to move accounts using profile features. The flexible central station of the future moves away from a proprietary model to a more integrated approach, establishing an infrastructure for future growth and changes in technology.
To learn more about how to future-proof your central station, check out the newly released Sur-Gard System 5 IP-based receiver, which supports visual alarm verification and is recognized as a powerful, yet space saving system.
FUENTE: Tyco Security Products
SG-System 5 and the Central Station of the Future
- Publicado en Tyco Security Products
SG-System 5 and the Central Station of the Future
SG-System 5 and the Central Station of the Future
Next Stop: The Central Station of the Future
None of us can predict the future, especially when it comes to business. But it’s beneficial – and sometimes even fun – to consider what the future might be like.
Though most within the physical security industry agree that the central station is moving toward becoming multi-functional and capable of doing more than monitor alarms, the possibilities are endless. There are a few qualities that the central station of the future is likely to have, though, should current trends and innovations continue.
Adaptability and scalability will be required in the central station of the future. A system’s ability to adapt to new technologies, to integrate with other systems and expand exponentially in size will undoubtedly be key features. Incompatibility, proprietary brands and hardware limitations can no longer be the gates that stifle a system’s potential. Use of multiple profiles, receivers with increased capacities, and easy adaptability to new technologies will keep the central station of the future nimble and dynamic.
The central station of the future will likely still require an operator to make judgment calls to determine what computerized systems cannot. In order to do this efficiently, operators will need to have access to video from locations where an alarm is happening in order to make well-informed decisions. Instead of operators sorting through huge lists of events, they will use visual verification to view an image from the site and to make a determination by looking at a screen shot, which accelerates the handling of such events.
Central stations will likely have a smaller physical footprint in the future. At present, central stations must purchase additional components that often require extra space in the receiver room in order to achieve redundancy. The central station of the future will likely be smaller, but also will support a greater number of monitored accounts.
When the functionality of a security system can literally save lives, downtime is more than an inconvenience. Therefore, a service agreement will be an important component for the central station of the future. As systems become more automated, it’s critical that downtime be minimal. Manufacturers will package service agreements with their central station products to ensure continuity and functionality. Components will also be hot swappable, meaning parts can be replaced without shutting down an entire system and without having to reconfigure the settings for the replaced part.
Clearly, the central station of the future puts power in the hands of the user with larger and more powerful receivers, the ability to create groupings and with the ability to move accounts using profile features. The flexible central station of the future moves away from a proprietary model to a more integrated approach, establishing an infrastructure for future growth and changes in technology.
To learn more about how to future-proof your central station, check out the newly released Sur-Gard System 5 IP-based receiver, which supports visual alarm verification and is recognized as a powerful, yet space saving system.
FUENTE: Tyco Security Products
SG-System 5 and the Central Station of the Future
- Publicado en Tyco Security Products
Hikvision HD IR cámaras IP Cube Mantiene hogares y negocios seguro
Hikvision HD IR cámaras IP Cube Mantiene hogares y negocios seguro
Hikvision presenta serie de HD IR cámaras IP Cube, la adición más reciente a la expansión de la línea de cámaras IP de alta definición de 2 líneas. Tanto el (W) modelos de cámara 1.3MP DS-2CD2412F-I RI cubo de la red 3MP DS-2CD2432F-I (W) y están elegantemente diseñada para proteger casas, oficinas, tiendas y otras pequeñas y medianas empresas. Estas cámaras están integrados con un sensor de detección de movimiento infrarrojo pasivo (PIR ) . Esto permite que las cámaras para detectar un individuo cuando están dentro de la unidad de 8 metros y también desencadena automáticamente una respuesta de alarma . La serie también cuenta con una interfaz DI / DO para el usuario para conectarse a una variedad de dispositivo de alarma audible y visuale externo para otros fines de control de seguridad . Junto con el software dedicado móvil de Hikvision ( iVMS 4500) , estas cámaras proporcionan un control completo y beneficios de administración remota a los usuarios. En el caso de un robo u otro acceso no autorizado, el dispositivo de alarma conectado se activa al instante , mientras que la grabación de eventos es a la vez acontecimiento desencadena para generar notificaciones instantáneas . En última instancia , esto permite a los propietarios la posibilidad de tomar cualquier respuesta proactiva que consideren necesarios. Además , esta serie incluye el último 1/3 CMOS de barrido progresivo , el aumento de los LED «IR con un máximo de 10 metros de la gama de infrarrojos y potentes funciones de procesamiento de imágenes como DWDR , 3D DNR y BLC . Esta serie ofrece imágen de alta definición clara y nítida en cualquier condición de iluminación.Otra característica notable de esta serie es WPS ( configuración de protección Wi – Fi) de conexión que simplifica enormemente la instalación Wi – Fi . Los usuarios tienen que basta que pulsan el botón WPS para establecer una conexión de la cámara inalámbrica automática . Una tarjeta SD / SDHC / SDXC de almacenamiento incorporado en la tarjeta que tiene máximo de 64GB de capacidad garantiza, y la continuidad en la desconexión de la red.
FUENTE: HIKVISION
Hikvision HD IR cámaras IP Cube Mantiene hogares y negocios seguro
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Características de la Nueva Serie de Cámaras Red vari-focal de 2 líneas de Hikvision
Características de la Nueva Serie de Cámaras Red vari-focal de 2 líneas de Hikvision
Hikvision pretende ampliar las opciones de los clientes para vigilancia IP versátil y accesible mediante la introducción de nuevos modelos IP vari-focal 3MP a su exitosa serie de cámaras de red de 2 líneas HD. Esta serie, lanzada inicialmente a principios de 2013, ya ha logrado elogios por los clientes de todo el mundo. Las cámaras de Red vari-focal IR de 3MP (DS-2CD2632F-I (S) Bala y DS-2CD2732F-I (S) Cúpula) incorporan características avanzadas de almacenamiento, el audio y las funciones de alarma proporcionar a los usuarios un método más fácil y más eficiente de vigilancia IP en ambientes interiores y exteriores. Una de las características más notables de estos modelos es su lente vari-focal, el cual es de 2.8 ~ 12mm, estas cámaras facilitaran el enfoque sin necesidad de realizar ajustes en la cámara, la configuración inicial y permitirán a los usuarios realizar más cambios en la vista por la reorientación del hotel. Esto beneficia al usuario, reduciendo en gran medida su costo y el tiempo de instalación. Además de que se podrán utilizar tarjetas SD / SDHC / SDXC con una capacidad total de hasta a 64 GB garantizando así la continuidad en caso de desconexión en la red. Incluyendo el último 1/3″ CMOS de escaneo progresivo, estos modelos pueden capturar imágenes claras y nítidas con una resolución de 2048×1536 para fines de identificación, por otra parte, las cámaras ofrecen incluso en tiempo real imágenes de alta definición de 1080p, lo cual permite un rendimiento de imagen de alta calidad. Los productos que incorporan un filtro de corte IR conmutable para cierto día / noche operatividad; equipada con una mejora de LEDs IR, las cámaras ofrecen un rango IR de hasta a 30 metros. DWDR, 3D DNR y funcionalidades BLC se apoyan además en mejorar la calidad de imagen en condiciones donde la iluminación es pobre. Hikvision también ofrece otras dos cámaras de red vari-focal IR de 1.3MP en el rango de vari-focal de 2 líneas, las cuales son: DS-2CD2612F-I (S) Bala DS-2CD2712F-I (S) Cúpula La serie cámaras red de 2 líneas HD de Hikvision está diseñada específicamente para los sectores de PYME, donde se requiere una alta calidad de imagen. Emparejar el enchufe Hikvision & play NVR con la serie 2-lineas presenta una solución de vigilancia completa, fácil de administrar IP para aplicaciones tales como tiendas, edificios de oficinas y la vigilancia de viviendas entre otros.
FUENTE: HIKVISION
Características de la Nueva Serie de Cámaras Red vari-focal de 2 líneas de Hikvision
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Watch Closely and Smartly with Hikvision 2MP 30x Network IR Speed Domes
Watch Closely and Smartly with Hikvision 2MP 30x Network IR Speed Domes
Hikvision, the global leader of video surveillance products and solutions, recently announced the availability of its new DS-2DF7286 2MP Network IR Speed Dome, together released is DS-2DF7276 Network IR Speed Dome offering 1.3MP resolution. Both cameras feature an industry-leading 30x optical zoom capability, as well as smart features to make surveillance easier. These two models offer users an excellent surveillance option for high-resolution and clear video monitoring as both provide long range visibility, 24 hours a day, in all lighting conditions.As noted, the DS-2DF7286 and DS-2DF7276 Speed Domes stand out by offering a 30x optical zoom capability. This helps users observe close-up detail of distant objects and individuals. This can be particularly beneficial in environments where tracking and zooming are paramount (such as airports, highways, stadiums, and scenic sites).An additional benefit offered by these two is “smart” features. Engineered with a smart tracking function, both domes can detect any progressively moving object and follow it within the camera’s area of coverage without fault. Facial detection is further supported to ensure that an individual’s face is present in the picture during tracking. A smart defog feature is also incorporated to help improve the clarity of images captured in poor weather conditions, such as rain or fog; and smart IR technology is added to address the problem of over-exposure of IR LEDs at the center of images.Furthermore, another interesting feature is ROI (Region of Interest) encoding. This allows capture high resolution images of key information such as license plates and facial detection, and also decreases non-ROI’s image quality to save on overall bandwidth.Utilizing high performance CMOS, the DS-2DF7286 and DS-2DF7276 provide high-quality imaging with up-to 1920×1080 and 1280×960 resolution apiece. With true day / night capability, the two speed domes deliver detection level surveillance at distances of up-to 120 meters, even in total darkness. Finally, 3D DNR (Digital Noise Reduction) technology even helps to eliminate image noise in low-light conditions without creating ghosting and blurring; while Digital Wide Dynamic Range (DWDR) is supported to make these cameras ideal for locations where there may be a strong contrast in lighting conditions.
FUENTE: HIKVISION
Watch Closely and Smartly with Hikvision 2MP 30x Network IR Speed Domes
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Hikvision Appoints Central Security Distribution as Authorized Distributor for the Australian Market
Hikvision Appoints Central Security Distribution as Authorized Distributor for the Australian Market
Hikvision, the global leader of video surveillance products and solutions, is pleased to announce the appointment of Central Security Distribution (CSD) as its authorized distributor for the Australian market. From now on, CSD will be offering the complete range of Hikvision’s products and solutions to the market.“CSD is renowned for its strong focus on customer support which fits incredibly well with Hikvision’s business concept. The company operates with a strong emphasis on state-of-the-art products and technologies, while Hikvision’s innovations perfectly match what CSD wants. We’re convinced that CSD will help us to further enhance Hikvision’s brand awareness in Australia and penetrate the local market.” said Daniel Huang, General Manager of Hikvision Australian market.Mr. Mark Cunnington, Managing Director of CSD commented: “This strategic partnership with Hikvision is perfect for us. Hikvision is the No.1 video surveillance manufacturer in the world, a global giant with unbelievable year-on-year growth. Hikvision’s product range is impressive and it continues to lead the way in innovation. We will work tirelessly to build upon Hikvision’s branding in the Australian marketplace. Watch this space!”
FUENTE: HIKVISION
Hikvision Appoints Central Security Distribution as Authorized Distributor for the Australian Market
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Hikvision and Bosch Collaborate to Develop New Integrated Solution
Hikvision and Bosch Collaborate to Develop New Integrated Solution
July 17, 2013 Recently, Hikvision and Bosch announced an integration program, which will see Hikvision’s Netra-based NVR series seamlessly integrate with Bosch HD IP cameras, further improve product interoperability as well as provide the best product solutions to their customer base. Users now are able to achieve the combined advantages of both companies and their cutting-edge technologies.“We can now provide more dedicated resources through this Integration Partner Program to ensure both parties can fully exploit their respective strategic advantages to give our customers the best possible solutions. It is a win-win for everyone,” said Leo Chen, Manager of Integration Partner Program at Bosch. “With this cooperation, our products achieve powerful functionality, and provide optimal solutions and combinations for integrators, consultants, design firms, and end users. Bosch will continue to improve and further innovate our products, as well as third-party compatibility, to offer even more integration possibilities.”“We’ve seen a continual transition in the overall security industry from analog to IP. This cooperation with Bosch is an excellent example of two leading technology providers working together to provide highly effective IP video monitoring and recording solutions. Both parties’ sophisticated vertical applications will increase,” noted Keen Yao, International Marketing Director at Hikvision.Hikvision’s Netra-based NVR series is both easy to use and provides powerful network functionalities, high definition image quality, and massive storage capacity. Notable features include dual system design, dual Gigabit NIC, flexible HDD quota, group management, and a smart search function to record files by event type and tags. ONVIF and PSIA standard protocols are supported, as well.
FUENTE: HIKVISION
Hikvision and Bosch Collaborate to Develop New Integrated Solution
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Hikvision lanza nuevas cámaras de red Exir para una mejor iluminación bajo ambientes nocturnos
Hikvision lanza nuevas cámaras de red Exir para una mejor iluminación bajo ambientes nocturnos
Tras el éxito de la de mayo de 2013 EXIR serie cámara analógica , Hikvision – el líder mundial en cámaras de red – está listo para lanzar su nueva serie de EXIR cámara de red . Esta nueva serie EXIR cuenta con una excelente facilidad de uso general de la imagen , junto con los beneficios de una mayor resolución y rendimiento avanzado con poca luz .»Como sabemos , la resolución es importante, perono significa todo. El procesamiento de imágenes es también crucial. Basándonos en nuestra amplia experiencia en ISP (procesamiento de señal de imagen ) la tecnología, el R & D grupo de Hikvision continúa su búsqueda de una mejor calidad de imagen , especialmente en condiciones de iluminación difícil. Nuestro EXIR serie cámara de red es una prueba más de ese objetivo » , dijo Keen Yao , Director de Marketing Internacional de Hikvision .La nueva EXIR serie de cámaras de red está compuesta por la EXIR Cámara bala DS- 2CD2300 -I EXIR series y la EXIR Cámara bala DS- 2CD2200 -I5 . Ambos cuentan con luz de alta eficiencia y una mayor una mayor fuerza de luz LED . Mediante el empleo de la tecnología de capa fina y de emisión de luz más avanzada , esta serie ofrece hasta al 30 % más de eficiencia iluminante sobre la tecnología tradicional de matriz de LED .Por otra parte , la serie EXIR IP incluso proporciona un 40 % de mejora tasa de extracción de la luz sobre los modelos tradicionales , lo que resulta en una luz más fuerte para el uso de la visibilidad a larga distancia .Especialmente, lal EXIR series de Cámara Bala DS- 2CD2200 -I5 ofrece una iluminación mínima de 0,01 lux@F1.2 con AGC , 0 lux con IR ( con un máximo de un IR rango de 50m ) . El EXIR Turret Cámara DS- 2CD2300 -I es ligeramente diferente, dando a los consumidores otra opción. Ofrece la misma iluminación mínima , pero con un IR rango máximo de 30m.Para provecharse al máximo de la luz de IR LED, las dos series producen luz de LED en forma de un rectángulo para ajustarse mejor a tamaño normal de la pantalla (4:3 o 16:9 ) . Además ayuda a mejorar la eficiencia de utilización de LED y reduce la contaminación lumínica en el entorno circundante. Las imágenes se optimizan aún más con la funcionalidad de uniformidad de luminancia de EXIR . Esta característica ayuda a eliminar los problemas de la lente de LED tradicionales , tales como el exceso de exposición en el centro de las imágenes , y las áreas más oscuras en las esquinas .Ambas series se componen de modelos con una resolución de 1.3 megapíxeles y la resolución de 3 megapíxeles , que ofrece imágenes nítidas y claras con el último 1/3 » CMOS de escaneo progresivo . Las imágenes se mejoran aún más con un built -in 3D DNR ( Digital Noise Reduction ) que reduce considerablemente el ruido . Además , D -WDR ( amplio rango dinámico digital ) ayuda a lograr detalle crítico en imágenes que incluyen resaltados, sombras y luz mixta – todo ello sin comprometer la calidad de imagen y precisión de color.Esta nueva serie de red también se beneficia de la compresión de códec eficaz ( aproximadamente el 30 % a 50 % por encima de las cámaras de red tradicionales ) . Esto reduce significativamente la carga de transmisión tanto en la información de vídeo como el almacenamiento en los sistemas de vigilancia IP . Además , grado de protección IP66 , disipación de calor excelente , vida útil más larga y un mayor ahorro de energía son sólo algunas de las ventajas que Hikvision cámaras Exir traenMoselod disponibles DS-2CD2212-I5 (1.3MP) / DS-2CD2232-I5 (3.0MP) EXIR Bullet CameraDS-2CD2312-I (1.3MP) / DS-2CD2332-I (3.0MP) EXIR Turret Camera
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Hikvision lanza nuevas cámaras de red Exir para una mejor iluminación bajo ambientes nocturnos
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