The Police Department of Monroe, N.Y. is a fully staffed law enforcement agency. In addition to a chief of police, staff includes supervisors, a patrol unit, a detective unit, communications (dispatch) and support personnel.
Fluidmesh Networks, a worldwide provider of wireless video-surveillance systems based on mesh networking technology, announced its technology partnership with Basler, a global manufacturer of digital cameras for industrial and video surveillance applications, medical devices, and traffic systems.
The VMC1 video security intercom from Linear LLC combines intercom, live video and basic home control, giving homeowners multiple communication and security features in one package.
DVTEL Inc. announced the TruWitness, a mobile video application that turns mobile smartphones into full- featured IP video surveillance cameras that stream video into DVTEL’s Latitude video management system.
Axis Communications, Chelmsford, Mass., may be an all-IP company, but that hasn’t stopped the company from taking the number one global manufacturer position for all surveillance cameras — including IP-based and analog providers — according to the 2012 edition of the annual IMS Research report, “The World Market for CCTV & Video Surveillance Equipment.”
While varying regulations implemented by local authorities can be counter-intuitive and cumbersome to keep up with as well as result in fines and extra expenses for integrators, more widespread regulations can also drive business for systems integrators.
SightLogix® Inc., Princeton, N.J., a manufacturer of smart thermal cameras for perimeter security applications, and CNL Software, a provider of Physical Security Information Management (PSIM) software, announced integration of SightLogix' outdoor video analytics system with CNL Software's IPSecurityCenter™ PSIM platform.
3VR, the video intelligence company, announced that the CrimeDex online collaborative network of more than 3,000 fraud, loss prevention and law enforcement professionals partnered with the Wireless Loss Prevention Council (WLPC), a network of retail wireless loss prevention professionals, to facilitate the sharing of information related to organized retail crime syndicates and serial retail criminals.