The 2020 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) took place last week, Jan. 6-9, in sunny Las Vegas, and while most physical security companies save their unveilings for March, when the security industry gathers in the same Sin City for ISC West, CES provided an interesting look at what sort of security products are appealing to the consumer right now — especially in the smart home. 

Snap Network Surveillance, the developer of an AI-based intelligent tracking software for large-scale security camera networks, will be participating as an ecosystem development partner in the Security and Safety Things (SAST) booth #10037 at the upcoming GSX Expo in Chicago, Sept. 10-12. 

At GSX 2019, Bosch will announce a significant expansion of its video portfolio with the introduction of more than 50 new products, including fixed and moving cameras, and recording and management solutions. 

DroneShield, a drone detection and mitigation company, and Bosch, a provider of security and safety solutions, have entered into a partnership in the counterdrone space under the Bosch Integration Partner Program (IPP).

At ISC West, Bosch will showcase how its offerings deliver value to integrators and end users by enhancing security, improving efficiency and solving common challenges. Visitors to the booth will see intelligent solutions for vertical markets and new products and services that make systems easier to install and manage.

Security and Safety Things GmbH (SAST) will be presenting new use cases for security cameras at CES 2019 from Jan. 8-11. These are the first to be developed on the basis of SAST’s open IoT ecosystem for the security industry. The use cases show the potential of the ecosystem for restaurants, airports and events. 

Bosch experts for building safety are networking the IKEA MAR shopping mall in Algarve, Portugal with trend setting solutions. 

Bosch Security Systems has received factory certification from Lenel Systems International for interfacing its IP cameras with the Lenel NVR 7.1.