The 2U Blackjack X-Rackserver is the latest addition to DW’s Blackjack family, offering a high-end, high-capacity solution for enterprise scale applications.

The Wisenet WAVE VMS version 4.0 adds support for Q series NVRs with integrated PoE, improved PTZ support and functionality on NVRs and SPE encoders, additional in-camera analytic functions including queue management, shock detection, and temperature change detection (for thermal cameras) as well as sound classification and descriptive alerts for events such as explosions, glass breaking, gunshots, and screams.

As part of its recently released Ocularis 5.6 VMS, OnSSI announced the availability of a new smart camera driver that supports VIVOTEK H.264 and H.265 cameras, including onboard events generated by the cameras’ internal analytics.

Connected Technologies LLC and OpenEye announced a new integration between OpenEye Web Services (OWS) and Connect ONE.

Paxton announced the integration of their Net2 IP access control with Arteco’s video event management system.

More Innovations at GSX 2018 (Sept. 24-27, Las Vegas.

Milestone Systems announced a new global program for hardware partners in the Milestone community. This open program enables hardware manufacturers to ship their servers, clients and storage solutions powered by Milestone XProtect software.  

 

Vicon Industries Inc. is working closely with the State of Sinaloa, Mexico to create a statewide surveillance network that unifies the systems of all of its metropolitan areas, including the cities of Culiacan, Mazatlan, Los Mochis and others. The new statewide initiative, built upon Valerus VMS software, will allow for greater coordination between all municipalities and their law enforcement agencies in their efforts to combat the influence of powerful drug cartels entrenched within the region. Valerus’ 100 percent Web-based and open standards VMS software will provide the state with a more secure, responsive environment capable of providing a single-seat view of its entire security domain.

Early in 2017, the School of Information and Communication (FIC) was inaugurated at the University of the Republic of Uruguay (Udelar). They announced a new headquarters to support the core mission of the school utilizing a large space that had gone unused for decades. This structure of 8,500 square meters and four floors now houses nearly 4,000 students, 200 teachers and 80 administrative and logistics staff on a daily basis.