November 21st, 2009
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The PSI Alliance released a newsletter recently that is available on the PSI Alliance website which features a list of the PSIA members who have implemented or are planning to implement the IP Media Device or RaCM specification. The Physical Security Interoperability Alliance (PSIA) is a global consortium of about 50 physical security manufactures and system integrators with a focus on promoting interoperability of IP based security devices across all segments of the security industry. The PSIA was founded in February 2008 and has continued to increase support ever since. Provided below is a list of members with products already available or soon to be available that support the PSI Alliance and the specifications created. For more details on the PSI Alliance, please be sure to visit PSI Alliance website.
www.psialliance.org
The following listing are the name of PSIA members that have implemented or are planning to implement the IP Media Deviceor RaCM specification:
- IQinVision: Camera (4/09)
- Arecont Vision: Cameras (8/09)
- Hikvision: Camera (6/09)
- Milestone: VMS (6/09)
- Texas Instruments: DSP.DM365 IPNC (8/09)
- EverFocus: Video server, cameras (8/09)
- VideoTec: Video agent (Q4/09)
- Synectics: VMS (Q3/09)
- ACTi: Camera (Q1/10)
- Genetec: VMS (Q1/10)
Source: PSIA Newsletter, Vol. 2 – PDF Format
November 13th, 2009
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Arecont Vision has recently announced a new line of compact megapixel IP cameras that will feature MegaFlash technology. The announcement of the MegaFlash camera series was made at the 12th Annual China Public Security Expo Show (CPSE) in that was recently held in Shenzhen, China. The CPSE event is the world’s largest public security expo in the world averaging 1,000 exhibitors and over 55,000 visitors.
With the inclusion of the MegaFlash technology Arecont Vision will provide IP cameras capable of capturing megapixel quality snapshots using a high speed shutter that is synchronized with an external strobe light for license plate recognition or intelligent transportation systems applications. The MegaFlash technology will be included in 1.3, 2, 3 or 5 megapixel formats and is expected to be available in the first quarter of 2010. Be sure to check out the full press release on the Arecont Vision website by following the link included below.
Arecont Vision Press Release Excerpt:
“Megapixel CMOS cameras provide exceptional frame-rate and image clarity benefits for license plate recognition. However, the use of CMOS megapixel camera technology in LPR and ITS applications has been impeded by its inability to synchronize with a flash strobe, due to the lack of global shutter in conventional CMOS sensors. Introduction of sophisticated high-speed shutter in the camera effectively addresses this problem, opening exciting possibilities with new applications in the transportation vertical with LPR and ITS requirements. The new compact MegaFlash™ cameras further expand what is already the broadest megapixel product line in the industry,” said Dr. Michael Kaplinsky, CEO, Arecont Vision.
Source: Arecont Vision Press Release
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NUUO NVRmini
The Nuuo NAS NVRmini is a compact sized, plug and play network video recorder designed to operate as a stand-alone video surveillance system. By including a Linux based embedded system the Nuuo NVRmini allows for a stable, open and virus free operating environment that is easy to operate and administer. IP cameras from over a dozen different camera manufactures are supported including ACTi, Axis, D-Link, Sony and Vivotek brand IP network cameras. The NVRmini is available in different variations based on the amount of cameras to be connected and the amount of storage required for recorded video data. Other features include RAID hard drive configuration for added redundancy, I/O device connections allowing for external sensors or alarms to be connected and remote access capabilities allowing for convenient access via the Internet. The NVRmini can also support other NUUO products including NUUO CMS (Central Monitoring Solution) and NUUO POS (Point of Sale) system.
A video demonstration has been posted on YouTube by user NuuoDeane. This demonstration video tours the features of the NUUO NVRmini. The video has been included and can be viewed below.
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Arecont Vision recently announced the integration of Arecont megapixel IP cameras by Service Tracking Systems (STS). STS is a provider of various customer service applications. Arecont Vision megapixel IP cameras have been integrated for use in the HDCamPro high-definition camera lane system developed by STS. The application uses Arecont IP cameras to record the condition of vehicles down to every scratch and dent for the purposes of confirming or contradicting damage liability claims. Such an IP camera application requires the utmost clarity in picture resolution. Arecont Vision megapixel IP cameras feature the clarity and resolution needed for this application.
Arecont Press Release Excerpt:
“Our clients have reported a significant improvement in their ability to deny responsibility for pre-existing damage due to the increase in video quality provided by Arecont Vision megapixel cameras,” said Andy Preas, President STS. “We are proud to be able to provide our clients with hundreds of dollars worth of savings each year by reducing the number of damage claims paid out.” The HDCamPro system uses Arecont Vision cameras installed at a customer’s location – typically six cameras per lane. The cameras connect to an IP network that uses CVPS valet parking software from STS running on a Windows platform. A parking attendant can trigger the Arecont Vision cameras to capture megapixel images, which are stored locally in a JPEG format and later copied to a file server.
Source: STS Selects Arecont Vision Megapixel Cameras For Vehicle Documentation Solution
September 29th, 2009
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Arecont Vision, developers of industry recognized megapixel IP cameras, has announced On-Net Surveillance Systems, Inc. (OnSSI) as one of the newest members of the Arecont Vision Technology Partner Program. The announcement was made at the annual ASIS Seminar and Exhibits Event that was Sept.21-24 2009. This partnership will allow for Arecont Vision’s H.264 megapixel cameras to be integrated into OnSSI’s Ocularis IP Management platform.
Arecont Vision Press Release Excerpt:
On-Net Surveillance Systems, Inc. (OnSSI) offers a comprehensive IP video surveillance control and management software solution in its Ocularis platform, designed to operate with unprecedented levels of user-intuitiveness and scalability. Ocularis’ open-architecture, non-proprietary solution platform supports Arecont Vision H.264 cameras to provide users with higher-resolution images without overtaxing the system either at the server level or the client level.
Source: Arecont Vision Announces Integration With OnSSI
September 28th, 2009
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Arecont Vision announced at ASIS 2009 that the MegaDome and MegaVideo H.264 IP camera product lines will include PSIA 1.0 API Media Device Specification compliance. The Physical Security Interoperability Alliance (PSIA) is a global consortium of physical security providers determined on creating and promoting interoperability of networked physical security technology. Arecont is the first IP network video surveillance manufacture to incorporate PSIA compliance for H.264 capable IP cameras.
Arecont Vision Press Release Excerpt:
“Arecont Vision is pleased to be one of the first to support PSIA’s objective aimed at achieving industry-wide interoperability standards,” said Raul Calderon, Vice President of Strategic Relations, Arecont Vision. “We believe standard compliance and the widespread acceptance of H.264 compression will further accelerate the implementation of megapixel cameras for mainstream applications.”
Source: Arecont Vision Announces First PSIA H.264 Baseline Implementation
September 24th, 2009
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Arecont Vision Introduces World’s First 10 Megapixel H.264 IP Network Camera
Arecont Vision, makers of megapixel IP network cameras have announced the world’s first H.264 10 Megapixel IP Network Camera. The announcement was made at this year’s annual ASIS Seminar and Exhibits event being held in Anaheim, California.
The Arecont AV10005 is the world’s first 10 megapixel IP camera that incorporates H.264 compression at full resolution. Offering a 3,648 x 2,752 pixel resolution at up to 5 frames per second with dual H.264 and MJPEG encoding, the AV10005 is sure to impress many in the network video surveillance industry upon its release. Here is an excerpt from the Arecont Vision product introduction press release:
Targeting the most demanding surveillance applications, the new 10MP AV10005 camera provides full-format 10-megapixel resolution at full frame rates in both MJPEG and H.264 compression types. The camera provides multiple non-identical streams with variable frame rates, bit rates, resolutions and compression quality. Zoom windowing capabilities of this camera offer a true alternative to expensive pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ) devices. Available bit rate control, maintains desired bandwidth and storage size. Real-time streaming protocol (RTSP) assures compatibility with media players such as Apple QuickTime, Windows Media Player, VLC Player and others.
Read the full press release: “Arecont Vision Introduces World’s First H.264 Megapixel Camera”
September 17th, 2009
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Arecont Vision, manufacturers of HDTV surveillance IP cameras and software will be at this year’s annual ASIS International event being held at the Anaheim Convention Center in Anaheim, California from Sept. 21 to Sept. 23. Check out the Arecont Vision booth to see the latest in MegaPixel IP video surveillance technology.
Arecont Vision
Booth #4401

For more details on Arecont, please visit the Arecont Vision website: www.arecontvision.com