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Comments (41)
Undisclosed #1
PIR relies on the direct reception of (infrared) waves, not on receiving a bounced-back signal. This limits detection to things that are generating heat, like people, animals, engines, batteries etc. This eliminates many false triggers.
Is that a concern with 24Ghz radar?
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Jeff Sandine
04/05/17 03:19pm
I'd love to see IPVM compare the AXIS radar detection system alongside the Mobotix radar detection system and any other similar radar systems from other manufacturers. The market for outdoor intrusion detection systems that work better than what is currently available, and at lower pricing, is going to grow rapidly, IMO.
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Sean Nelson
04/05/17 04:20pm
good move for Axis
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Undisclosed
...and it doesn't do OSDP, because of course a radar detector would be tied to a VMS not a PACS. ???
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Undisclosed #1
What if the business across the street uses one also? Do they interfere?
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Undisclosed #2
Wondering. Based on my (three different) vehicle radar detectors and driving down the street I get warnings from the auto door openers on hardware stores, Markets etc.
The actual range for opening those doors are adjusted to a close proximity and never react to my vehicle passing by.
So then how for does the signal of this product go beyond the active detection range that MAY be a warning to an intruder with a (calibrated?) detecting device?
Note: Not suggesting that vehicle radar IS the detection device.
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Undisclosed Integrator #3
If there is any single product begging for an IPVM test, this is it.
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Michael Gonzalez
04/05/17 10:37pm
This is exciting to see, especially since we use Axis cameras at all of our locations. We tested Dynetics GroundAware as well as SpotterRF for our power plants and ended up settling on Dynetics due to its ability to classify radar tracks along with its much longer range than SpotterRF. The price point on this Axis radar makes it a lot more attractive for smaller sites like substations etc, which don't require such long ranges.
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Logan Harris
You may not be aware but at SpotterRF we have a AI Neural Net option that has been successful at classifying targets, including animals, people and vehicles
With 9 different radars with ranges from 130 m to 1350 m for a walking person we have all the options that an Electrical Utility needs to protect anything from a drop yard to the waterway by a nuclear facility all with radars that weigh less than 4 lbs and mounts on existing, poles, building and even trees.
SpotterRF is pleased to be the de facto standard in compact surveillance radar. With nearly a decade of leadership in this space, SpotterRF is used worldwide for critical infrastructure perimeter security. With growing threats to our nation’s power grid, SpotterRF radar now protects 7 of the 10 largest electrical utilities in the U.S.
Axis Communications’ entrance into the compact radar market is a validation of SpotterRF’s direction and leadership in the use of surveillance radar for commercial security. Although their unit is only viable for the smallest of applications, Axis validates the need for radar detection in all outdoor perimeter systems by producing such a radar. We continue to work with Axis, integrating their leading camera technology with SpotterRF industry leading advanced radar technology.
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Brian Karas
Update: MSRP changed from $1,299 to $999, based on feedback from Axis.
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Dori Ribak
04/11/17 03:00pm
Our company RBtec Perimeter Security Systems showed also a solid state laser based radar (LIDAR) that will be competing in the same market and same price range which will be cheaper than Optex solutions.
The unit will be PoE as well and it will be designed for indoor/outdoor commercial and industrial applications where we successfully sell our Ironclad fence alarm system. The unit will be able to connect with either up to 8 dry contacts for 8 separate zones software controlled or integration to camera and alarm systems.
The current pre-production was a 50m/164ft unit while the final one will be closer to 100/330ft
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John Honovich
Update:
Below is an Axis marketing graphic from ISC West that demonstrates the coverage area / common application of the radar:
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Undisclosed End User #7
Marketing video
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Undisclosed End User #7
Any idea how this device does with mammals and birds?
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Undisclosed Integrator #8
Is there IP alarm based signaling besides the provided I/O's? If so, is it something that's generic like ONVIF that can be read by most ONVIF compliant systems like a VMS, or require a specific driver written?
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Michael Miller
More info on Axis's website including install manual: https://www.axis.com/us/en/products/axis-d2050-ve
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