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Security & Safety Things (S&ST) has announced the commercial availability of a number of new smart IP security cameras, from a variety of vendors, which leverage the Security & Safety Things open and secure IoT platform.
Sony is set to discontinue all of its branded security cameras, except the SNC-WL862 Multi-Sensor Adjustable Dome Network Camera, by December of this year.
Oncam’s Evolution stainless steel cameras provide resilient protection in areas where resistance to the elements and compliance to stringent regulations are paramount.
LILIN’s outdoor-ready PTZ IP camera delivers smooth full HD 1080p video at a maximum of 60 fps, complete with true day/night recording and up to 150 m of infrared night vision.
Arecont Vision produced a white paper showing why its megapixel cameras cannot be hacked and repurposed to participate in cyberattacks on other network-enabled devices, which it said is unlike video security competitor cameras.
“Gone are the days of the rubber number pad,” says Qolsys vice president after the company announces an over-the-air software update to activate a built-in panel camera within the company’s seven-inch touchscreen panel.
