ISC West 2018 Best and Worst
ISC West 2018 had strong attendance, modest overall new products, and a surge in Artificial Intelligence marketing. First, here are 20+...
By IPVM Team - about 4 years ago
ISC West 2018 had strong attendance, modest overall new products, and a surge in Artificial Intelligence marketing. First, here are 20+...
By IPVM Team - about 4 years ago
Fisheye panoramics have not had much innovation in the past few years, with their multi-imager cousins getting most of the advances, e.g.,...
By Ethan Ace - about 4 years ago (Info+)
When selecting surveillance cameras, users may choose from a number of different form factors, each with its own unique strengths and weaknesses,...
By IPVM Team - over 4 years ago (Info+)
Multi-imager cameras are an attractive option for covering wide areas compared to multiple fixed cameras traditionally used: In this guide, we...
By IPVM Team - over 4 years ago (Info+)
Sentry360, a US-based video surveillance manufacturer, most well-known for its panoramic cameras, has filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. In this...
By John Honovich - over 4 years ago (Info+)
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By John Scanlan - over 4 years ago (Research)
Entrances, hallways, rooms and parking lots are perhaps the 4 most common areas where surveillance is deployed. But what is the best type of camera...
By Ethan Ace - almost 5 years ago (Info+)
RFPs are hard. Do them 'right' and it takes a lot of knowledge and time. Do them 'wrong' and you can be (a) unwittingly locked into a specific...
By IPVM Team - almost 5 years ago (Info+)
PTZ usage is declining, now at ~6% of all cameras integrator use, down from ~10% of cameras used in 2014, according to new IPVM...
By Ari Erenthal - almost 5 years ago (Info+)
Panoramic cameras are a growing trend within video surveillance. The two main options are fisheye cameras using a single imager with an ultra-wide...
By Ari Erenthal - about 5 years ago (Info+)
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By Ethan Ace - about 5 years ago (Research)
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By John Scanlan - about 5 years ago (Research)
Panoramic camera usage (including fisheye and multi-imagers) continue to rise rapidly. However, the race to the bottom is hindering even stronger...
By John Honovich - about 5 years ago (Info+)
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By Ethan Ace - over 5 years ago (Research)
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By Ethan Ace - over 5 years ago (Research)
Pixels per foot / Pixels per meter is the most fundamental and valuable, though imperfect, metric for specifying video surveillance image...
By IPVM Team - over 5 years ago (Info+)
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By Ethan Ace - almost 6 years ago (Research)
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By Ethan Ace - almost 6 years ago (Research)
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By Ethan Ace - almost 6 years ago (Research)
Looking for an Avigilon alternative? Logipix, based in Hungary, has created their own super high resolution end-to-end solution, featuring 20MP -...
By Brian Karas - almost 6 years ago (Info+)
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By Ethan Ace - almost 6 years ago (Research)
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By IPVM Team - about 6 years ago (Research)
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By Ethan Ace - over 6 years ago (Research)
Last year, Axis entered the multi-imager camera market but, unfortunately, the only way to get it was to mount it on top of an Axis PTZ. Now, 6...
By Ethan Ace - over 6 years ago (Info+)
Typically, a camera's sensor resolution and stream resolution are the same. So a camera with a 3MP imager supports a 3MP stream max. However,...
By Ethan Ace - almost 7 years ago (Info+)
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