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Comments (15)
Undisclosed #1
This sounds cool.
Besides the power draw thing, did they give any other examples of when they predict the failure of a device that is still working?
Sounds a bit tricky. Sure you can take a look at it but if it's working then what? Return it to vendor with a predictive failure tag?
btw, others have grappled with this conundrum, for instance who can forget when HAL predicted the impending failure of a gyro in 2001:
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Itamar Kerbel
Interesting. But as I understand they are not just aiming to the VMS market but to any market that has a big network to manage and as you wrote there is a LOT of competition out there.
I like the idea of integrating into the ACC and was actually surprised to read it since AFAIK there is no Avigilon SDK that allows the developer to integrate into the ACC.
Upon closer look in OPTIGO website I saw that the integration is done via browser window, which suggests that the picture here is a mock up.
Still a nice idea and implementation.
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Undisclosed #1
Danny Kam is no ordinary developer.
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Michael Miller
@Itamar Kerbel Avigilon does have a SDK and you can find out more about it in the partner portal.
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Itamar Kerbel
I've been working with the latest sdk and it does look updated.
Still you cannot manipulate the inside of the acc. And the part of the events is not accurate.
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Itamar Kerbel
The only way to do that is to use the embedded Web browser in the acc.
This means that you have to develop a Web based software and open a window to it from the acc.
This is exactly what optigo did...
If someone knows I'm wrong please correct me.
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Itamar Kerbel
Yes. Since I don't see the browser controls.
See here:
http://www.optigo.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/Avigilon.png
You can see the browser controls in optigo pane.
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Brian Karas
UPDATE:
Optigo has moved this project to low priority status. In a conversation with the CEO, he said that while customers liked the idea, they had trouble finding a price point that made it valuable to customers, and worth investing continual time on. They claim their network switch business has gained greater interest and revenue, and that is where the company is focusing engineering and sales efforts. They may return to developing Insight in the future, and are moving some of the top features of Insight into their managed switches.
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