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Podcast: ONVIF Steering Committee Chair Talks Industry Standards at ISC West

March 29, 2012

During the ONVIF Interoperability Demonstration & Cocktail Receptionat ISC West, SECURITY SALES & INTEGRATION Editor-in-Chief Scott Goldfine caught up with ONVIF Steering Committee Chairman Jonas Andersson.

ONVIF Developer's Plug Fest Focuses on Profile Interoperability

March 20, 2012

During ONVIF's sixth Developer's Plug Fest, more than 20 manufacturers tested their company's implementation of the organization's Profile S specification.

ONVIF Simplifies Interoperable IP Device Management With Profile S

January 18, 2012

ONVIF, a standardization initiative for IP-based physical security products, has released Profile S, the first in a series of profile introductions that will aid end users and system designers in determining interoperable components of a physical security solution.

IQinVision IQeye 3 Series Camera

December 13, 2011

IQinVision of San Juan Capistrano, Calif., releases the IQeye 3 Series, which features H.264 Main Profile compression.

ONVIF Aims to Simplify Interoperable Product Specification

October 19, 2011

In an effort to streamline management of interoperable products, ONVIF has developed a Profile concept.

Basler Becomes ONVIF Member

October 13, 2011

IP surveillance product provider Basler Vision Technologies has joined Open Network Video Interface Forum (ONVIF) as a user member.

ONVIF Updates Tool for Product Conformance Testing

October 5, 2011

ONVIF has released a new set of tools intended to help member companies in designing and releasing ONVIF-conformant products to the physical security market.

Samsung Hires IT Expert to Direct IP Product Line

August 8, 2011

Samsung Techwin America has appointed Dr. Edward Wassall as director of IP Product and Business Development.

Defining HD and Megapixel Camera Resolution

May 26, 2011

As IP-based video systems continue to gain widespread popularity in the video surveillance market, one of the benefits is the ability to capture high-resolution images through megapixel video.

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Open Platforms Are Ready for Liftoff

May 13, 2011

Integrating disparate security systems together in pursuit of a seamless overall solution can be a time-consuming, expensive and frustrating process. Find out how an increasingly united movement toward establishing conforming products is alleviating these challenges and paving the way to true interoperability ...

IQinVision H.264 Alliance-pro Dome Camera

April 13, 2011

The Alliance-pro by San Juan Capistrano, Calif.-based IQinVision, is a multi-megapixel vandal-proof dome camera.

Are Current Interoperability Standards Working?

April 1, 2011

Standards governing the interoperability of hardware in the security industry have been a long time coming. The two big ones in our marketplace are ONVIF (Open Network Video Interface Forum), and PSIA (Physical Security Interoperability Alliance).

45 Members Attend ONVIF Development Meeting at Hikvision Headquarters

March 22, 2011

Hikvision Digital Technology recently hosted the ONVIF technical committee and technical services committee meetings at its headquarters in Hangzhou, China ...

ONVIF Member Companies Spend 300 Hours Testing Product Interoperability

March 1, 2011

ONVIF member companies from around the world spent 300 hours testing 13 video management systems (VMS) and 19 network cameras/encoders at the organization's developers' plug fest in Japan ...

600+ IP Security Products Are ONVIF-Compliant

January 26, 2011

ONVIF-compliant IP-based security products have doubled from 300 to 600 within three months, according to the open standards alliance ...

Why Integrators Should Care About ONVIF

December 20, 2010

As a systems integrator, no doubt you have been have sounding the interoperability drumbeat the past few years, calling for “true integration” between components of network video or access control systems ...

The Road So Far to Nonproprietary Systems

December 15, 2010

Three industry executives discuss the advancements, and struggles, the electronic security industry has experienced in efforts to move toward open architecture security platforms. While real successes are being achieved, the industry’s proprietary legacy can be a vexing creature to nudge ...