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Brainlike Technology Reduces Data Overload

Data overload is a huge problem. Billions of sensors already generate data at staggering rates, and data creation is growing at an annual rate of 60 percent, according to a special report in The Economist (27 Feb. 2010). The same report states that generated data surpassed available storage over three years ago.


VideoIQ Intelligent Storage

Intelligent Storage IP Video Surveillance

The security industry has adopted a centralized storage approach for IP video surveillance systems. Manufacturers followed traditional data center designs, assuming that it was best to use the standard architecture for Information Technology (IT). However, many of the growing issues with IP video systems today, such as bandwidth, storage and maintenance costs, are the direct result of this centralized storage architecture.


Birmingham, Michigan Fluidmesh Case Study

Case Study: Fluidmesh Birmingham, MI Police Department

The Birmingham Police Department sought to install a city-wide surveillance system. However, they needed one with extraordinary flexibility to avoid interference with its existing Wi-Fi system.


IP Video Made Easy

Today, convergence is often viewed as the ultimate means for optimizing resources and outcomes. By establishing a holistic framework that integrates specialized functions and technologies, convergence increases effectiveness, facilitates collaboration, drives economies of scale, and positions enterprises to thrive in competitive markets and complex operating environments.


Eight Rules for Creating Great White Papers

Too often, white papers are written in ways that place them in the domain of technical papers or documentation, or alternatively, in the territory of sales brochures and data sheets – either of which greatly diminish the paper’s impact. Even worse, white papers often are written in ways that fail to engage any interest at all.


All-in-One Solution

“It was a great installation and Aiphone’s AX system offers so much room for growth. It has all the bells and whistles.” The Early Learning Center at Albany State University in Georgia employs approximately 10 full time staff and serves some 50 children. It is a new facility added to the campus and protecting children and staff was considered a top priority.


Compression Advantages of Pixim’s Digital Pixel

Most of the advantages of Pixim’s innovative Digital Pixel System® image capture and processing technology are easy to see: video images with high resolution, natural color and superb accuracy, and free of image-compromising visual noise, regardless of a scene’s lighting conditions. The Digital Pixel System advantages do not stop with the visually obvious, however. Behind the scenes, Pixim’s all-digital technology yields more highly compressed images that can dramatically reduce the costs of moving and storing security video in both analog and IP networked installations.


Understanding Specifications

Throughout the electronics industry, a full understanding of environmental standards can be instrumental in securing business and maintaining credibility as a world-class company. Unfortunately, environmental specifications are amongst the least understood and most often quoted in the surveillance industry. This paper will explore the IP66 and IP67 specifications and will clear up the misconceptions surrounding them.


Integrating Video Communication

In the world of security integration, what you may think is simple can become complicated especially if a customer wants a little bit of everything from multiple systems. It is up to the security integrator to make it all work together properly.


Aiphone whitepaper

Securing Schools

The importance of school security cannot be understated. A secure school means that everyone inside can concentrate on the matter at hand, which is providing quality education. However, sometimes the school staff who often are charged with operating certain aspects of the security system feel they are being strapped with yet another duty. Usually, however, they find security makes their job easier.