Goodbye DIY, Hello ClareVision
ClareVision cameras deliver professional surveillance that competes with the simplicity and price point of DIY options.
Once considered taboo, in recent times video cameras (especially doorbells) have been among the fastest-growing security products sold into the home. Find out how cameras have become a window to a fully monitored security and life-safety solution.
Network cameras, access control, touchless entry and analytics have clear uses for healthcare now and in the post-COVID world.
The new cameras offer AI-based object detection for false alarm reduction analytics, AI-enhanced image quality and edge-based business intelligence.
ClareVision cameras deliver professional surveillance that competes with the simplicity and price point of DIY options.
In this session, we will: Provide insight into how video data is being leveraged for use cases beyond security.
One way today’s smart cameras enhance security is by removing complexity. They can do this by eliminating manual processes and so much more.
The cameras offer AI-enabled edge solutions to help users respond more quickly and efficiently to incidents and provide flexibility to choose between distributed edge and Cloud architectures and on-premise surveillance system architectures.
According to market research firm the NPD Group, 24/7 security camera video recording is the top reason to purchase a subscription.
Vivotek says the recess-mounted design enables discreet and elegant ceiling installations, allowing the FD9182-H to blend into any indoor surveillance space.
The cameras feature VIVOTEK SNV, WDR Pro and Smart IR II technology for clear image quality in low light and high contrast environments.
The new ALPR cameras feature higher-resolution sensors, motorized lenses with auto-focus, and a machine learning-optimized processor.
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