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| 24 January 2012 | |
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| Approximately one hour. | |
| Vincent J. Longobardi, Certified Hardware Specialist , Factory Certification Instructor Adam Thermos Ph.D, President , Strategic Technology Group |
Among the significant advances in video surveillance over the past decade is the advent of digital systems, which free users from watching hours of tape and enable easy, systematic data storage and retrieval. Beyond technological advances, adoption in new applications has also grown: The education, banking, retail, transportation and other sectors recognize the advantages of video surveillance--even in global real-time and remote supervision.
This webcast will discuss the components of video surveillance systems, including video cameras, video analytics, storage, and servers. It will explore trends in components and applications, covering cameras (CCD, CMOS, low-light-level, near-infrared and infrared), interfaces, storage devices and servers, operating systems, and software; in uses such as face recognition (biometrics), license plate reading, crowd monitoring. It will also examine business opportunities for various industry players that these advances are enabling.
| Vincent J. Longobardi Certified Hardware Specialist Factory Certification Instructor | |
| Adam Thermos Ph.D President Strategic Technology Group |
DRS Technologies, headquartered in Parsippany, N.J., is a leading supplier of integrated products, services and support to military forces, intelligence agencies and prime contractors worldwide. The Reconnaissance, Surveillance and Target Acquisition (RSTA) Group is focused on developing and manufacturing thermal image sighting and targeting systems, as well as advanced infrared sensors for military and commercial applications. These systems deliver a technological advantage in target detection, recognition, identification, countermeasures and high-value asset protection.
Sensors Unlimited - Goodrich ISR Systems manufactures a complete line of shortwave infrared (SWIR) imaging and detection products for surveillance, defense, biomedical, machine vision, solar cell inspection, and scientific applications. Our SWIR cameras provide considerable benefits to surveillance efforts where conditions such as rain, fog, mist, and haze obscure images taken through visible cameras. Our InGaAs SWIR technology is capable of seeing through all but the most severe of these conditions to provide highly accurate images. Goodrich SWIR cameras provide exceptional low light performance from daylight to starlight.
Sony Visual Imaging Products, a division of Sony Electronics Inc., is a world renowned leader in camera technology. Sony manufactures high quality, industrial video cameras for OEMs and system integrators. Feature-rich and coupled with clear and detailed images, our extensive line up of block cameras are ideally suited for security domes, traffic monitoring, police vehicles, and remote monitoring applications. Sony comprehensive line up of cameras offer value, choice and flexibility. Learn more at www.sony.com/videocameras.
