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*** ****** *** ** MSRP ** $*** *** and ** ******** ** ship ** ** ****.
Z-Wave ***********
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- ***** ****/****** ******
- ***** *** ****** ******
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3rd ***** *-**** ****** *******
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Atypical *-**** ***
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Z-Wave **
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Potential ************
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Axis ******* ***** ***********
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Outlook/Future *********
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****** ****** *** ** upcoming, **** *****, ********* on ******** ******** *** uptake ** *** *****.
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Comments (22)
John Bazyk
IPVMU Certified | 01/31/18 02:41pm
This is amazing. Why didn't I think of this? Bringing something as simple as z-wave to video surveillance will be huge. #1 reason? You can increase the range of your z-wave network for commercial use.
We use z-wave a lot in homes, not so much in commercial buildings. The biggest reason has always been z-waves limited range. Z-wave plus changed this a little and made things a little better. However, being able to have z-wave built into a camera is a very cool idea. Hopefully, VMS providers will jump on this and start integration z-wave options in with their VMS.
Integrating inputs/outputs with cameras has always been a little annoying especially in smaller applications where the customer doesn't want to pay too much. Z-wave will make all of that easier and less expensive.
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James Black
Isn't Z-Wave 900 Mhz according to IPVM article dated April 10, 2012? Bandwidth might be a problem for IP cameras.
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Michael Miller
I think this is a great idea. I always wants to have a IP camera with a built-in Inovonics wireless receiver could use wireless sensors. Like John said Z-wave range is always an issue which this should help address if it catches on.
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John Tran
I think this a great idea. It will give added value for dealers to up-sell accessories. This is not just a DIY play, but providing more security eco-system that can potentially turn in to automation for small business. We have to wait and see their UI interface and if they are on par with some of the professional monitoring services.
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John Bazyk
IPVMU Certified | 01/31/18 03:00pm
What would be really cool is if we could put soft triggers in NX for the z-wave. Touch the soft trigger right in the camera window to turn the light on/off, unlock the door, set off a siren...etc. DMP has something similar for their intrusion app.
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Undisclosed End User #1
This would have been nice to have when I was working for an air and space museum. 1 camera to cover 2-3 "do not touch" exhibits using wireless motion detectors.
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Sean Nelson
01/31/18 04:04pm
This is great and glad to see the video surveillance industry finally incorporating this into their products. We need to see alot more of this.
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Midwest Surveillance
More INNOVATION from Axis. We saw this with Zipstream when H.265 was struggling for mainstream adoption, and with Lightfinder that pushed the envelope further along in low light. I appreciate the efforts of other manufacturers going after AI and Big Brother tech, but its refreshing to see practical improvements that excite systems designers like myself.
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Bob McCarvill
This seems like a cheap version of the Radar that Axis recently released. The Radar is cool because it records the path of travel. We have been moving away from PTZs when possible and using fewer, higher resolution cameras.
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Brian Tally
Are there any details as to the IOs being integrated into VMSs like Genetec? Does the VMS see the inputs as normal camera inputs?
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Rick Gallant
Isn't Axis great for being on the cutting edge? With that being said, it would be cool to see this integrate with their Companion NVR (especially for retail entrances/spaces). I've seen a lot of requests from end users where they would like a door contact/sensor or another device to make the camera respond (record, zoom, pan, etc). I guess only time will tell and I'm sure they are going to incorporate this function somehow.
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Rick Gallant
Thank you, Mark and John for the explanations. This is very helpful and good to keep in mind for future applications where a client may require something like this to work for them. Sounds like something to test out in the future!
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Ethan Ace
Update: Our test report on the M5065 has been released.
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