The most noteworthy features of the new solutions include the incorporated gateway, Power over Ethernet (PoE) ports and the DHCP server. The inclusion of an onboard gateway and firewall enable the camera data to remain separate from other network traffic. Not only does this provide the benefit of added security, but it also helps to ensure more simplified network management and reduced network traffic.

“Our NR8201 and NR8301 make adopting IP surveillance easier than ever before,” Harry Hu, Director of Sales at VIVOTEK USA said in regards to the recently launched solution, “With these new NVRs, customers can easily set their desired recording requirements, without the need to worry about server or hardware configurations. With built-in gateway and PoE, these NVRs are truly powerful standalone recording devices for IP surveillance.”

The Central Management System is an advanced NVR based security application perfect for large scale business operations. The NUUO CMS is equipped to manage each of the cameras, I/O devices, POS, LPR and Access Control contained in any NUUO solution. The intuitive application was created to ease the surveillance process by providing security personnel with a wide array of features and functions designed to quicken the management process. The real-time alarm management feature is capable of supporting 45 alarms functions, alarm status, data mining and 6 video analytic events.

At the symposium, NUUO introduced additional products in their impressive NVR arsenal; the NVRmini 2, NVR Titan and SCB 7100. The co-star of the day, the NVR Titan offers live viewing and a 360 degree panoramic view. Cardy Huang, NUUO’s marketing director described the camera as “highly stable” adding that “with its Linux – Embedded system, clients do not need to worry about virus attacks.” As a matter of convenience and flexibility, the NVR Titan supports Internet Explorer, Firefox, and Safari on both Mac and Windows computers.

Also in the Linux – Embedded line-up, the NVRmini 2 is also incapable of virus attacks and provides ‘stable and high quality monitoring and recording performance.’ Aside from the ability to install, configure, monitor and playback camera feeds from a web based interface, users are also provided with the ability to review real-time video from an Android, iPhone, iPad or Blackberry.

VIVOTEK has been a frontrunner in IP surveillance technology for many years, their latest project, the launch of the new SUPREME series network camera line up, was the buzz around the ISC West 2011 Exposition in Las Vegas earlier this month.

The network cameras in the SUPREME series are engineered predominately for high-end applications and provide exceptional video quality available in full HD or up to 5-megapixel resolution (IP8172). One of the most revered features of this new lineup is the Supreme Night Visibility which offers users an advanced security and surveillance solution that maintains true night vision capabilities. When tested against many leading competitors, the cameras in the SUPREME series have been proven to outperform even those with high megapixel capability in low lighting conditions.

Wanting to break the barriers of the conventional security technology industry, each of the SUPREME series models containing a “P” feature utilizes the latest P-Iris lens technology. This technology facilitates the use of a built-in motor to mechanically control lens iris movement to allow for a much more precise viewing degree.

When asked to comment on the new lineup, Harry Hu, the Director of Sales at VIVOTEK USA said, “We are extremely excited about the launch of the SUPREME series camera line. Although there are many choices when it comes to network cameras, none of them come close to the usability, affordability, and reliability of VIVOTEK, especially the SUPREME series.” Hu also noted that their success at this year’s ISC West conference was largely attributed to the SUPREME series and its growing popularity among those in the industry.

With the physical security market continuing to be dominated by IP network technology, Milestone Systems hopes that their internationally renowned XProtect video management application will help businesses make a smooth transition between analog and network systems.

When asked about the expansion, Lars Gudbrandsson, Head of Product Management at Milestone Systems stated, “Milestone is living up to its vision of driving the convergence to IP video surveillance: we are leaving no reason for people to buy analog systems anymore.” According to Gundbrandsson the solution is a ‘best – of – breed combination from two world leaders.’

Since the system is pre-loaded with the necessary technical configurations, smaller enterprises can expect installation costs to be minimal and setup to be almost effortless. The XProtect Essential NVR facilitates the use of a consolidated single – management interface on a highly user friendly platform.

The system itself, the HP Z200 workstation, runs on a Microsoft® Windows® 7 Professional operating systems and can be used on 8 or 16 video channels with a maximum of 5 different users. The system will be available to the European Union and European Free Trade countries this month and the remainder of the world can expect to sample the XProtect Essential NVR in the coming year.

In the event that the mini marvel detects motion or unusual sound, a photograph of the area monitored can be instantly emailed to system administrators and security managers, or sent to a microSD card for later retrieval. They EyeBall is unlike any other mini dome IP camera, it harnesses the world’s only Push & Point ™ technology and includes many of the great features and functions that Y-cam users have come to appreciate. The camera is being cited as ‘the perfect all encompassing solution for both home and enterprise surveillance and security.’

Beneficial features include:

• Revolutionary Push & Point ™ technology
• Built-in WiFi
• Intelligent motion detection
• 2 way audio
• Free smart phone applications
• Compatibility with both Mac and PC computer

In an effort to mitigate the need for expensive enclosures, Toshiba has introduced their IK-WB80A, an outdoor IP camera designed with the harsh ruggedness of nature in mind. The IK-WB80A is engineered to withstand the strongest elements such as snow, freezing rain, sabotage and extreme temperature changes. Not only does its metallic casing adhere to the strict regulations of the IP66 International standards, it also eradicates the need to invest in any form of external protective housing.  Security and surveillance professionals can rest assured that the IK-WB80A will provide the most advanced level of video security available while installed outdoors.

This IP camera was designed specifically with exceptional video surveillance capabilities in mind. Not only does it feature a Vari-focal lens with 3x optical zoom and 4x digital zoom it also utilizes a 2 megapixel CMOS image sensor. The 1600 x 1200 resolution is extremely beneficial in large outdoor locations as it will provide security administration with a widespread visual of the entire location instead of breaking the image down among several cameras. The IK-WB80A maintains its high-quality capabilities during both daytime and night time hours.

Coming in April 2011 is the new PTZ mini AXIS M5014 network camera; a revolutionary feat in the security and surveillance industry – one that will make AXIS Communications the title holder of the ‘world’s smallest network dome camera.’

The new AXIS M5014 is just 13cm x 5.6cm and boasts HDTV – 720p resolution along with superior image quality. As a pan / tilt / zoom network camera, the new mini PTZ provides a cost effective and all encompassing security solution wherever discreet surveillance and monitoring is necessary.

One beneficial feature of this petite camera is the highly developed motion detection capabilities. To further enhance on the unique audio detection features of the M5014, AXIS has included the ability to recognize unusual noises and trigger security notifications in the event of unusual activity outside of normal business hours.

The AXIS M5014 can be effortlessly installed on most surfaces and have the ability to effectively monitor areas inconspicuously.

This soon to be released dome IP camera is sure to bring great things to the security and surveillance sector around the globe.

Both of the new cameras are extremely user friendly and provide an expertly engineered vandal resistant exterior as well as a single megapixel sensor perfect for viewing images both indoors and outdoors at a rate of 30 frames per second.  As far as all-in-one vandal resistant network cameras go, this series reigns supreme.

The Director of Sales for VIVOTEK USA, Harry Hu has said, “VIVOTEK’s new series of vandal proof dome cameras underscores our commitment to bring high quality, affordable IP video surveillance solutions to the security market. The FD8133(4)V Series is an all-in-one high-resolution video camera providing protection against tampering and damage with IP66 weatherproof protection from harsh conditions indoors and out. With advanced features such as tamper detections, a MicroSD/SDHC card slot and VIVOTEK’s 32-channel recording software, the new vandal proof dome series presents the best value in IP surveillance.”

The feature rich and tamper resistant dome cameras adhere to the H.264 compression technology standards and work to conserve bandwidth by significantly reducing image file size.

Vivotek, a leading manufacturer of network IP cameras, video servers and network video recorders, has released two new network video recorders (NVR’s) to their already extensive product lineup. Both new NVR’s support Power over Ethernet (PoE) for simplified installation and setup.

The new Vivotek NR8201, is an easy to navigate 4-channel network video recorder offering users the ability to record video feeds from compatible Vivotek cameras onto many different mediums, such as a removable or external hard drive and a USB or jump drive.  Meanwhile, the NR8301 facilitates 8-channels and enables recording functions to a Raid 0 and 1 storage solution, also permitting operations to be saved to a USB device.

Each of Vivotek’s NVR’s maintain the ability to support the monitoring and recording of live video as it happens. Furthermore, both the NR8201 and the NR8301 have the capability of simultaneously streaming MJPEG, MPEG4 and even H.264. The complex recording functions provide extreme usability and enable system administrators to effortlessly customize the cameras surveillance properties. The easy to use interfaces and included gateways help to alleviate over abundant bandwidth consumption. The ability to connect to each camera automatically and harness Power over Ethernet make the Vivotek NR8201 and NR8301 network video recorders cost efficient to integrate into any security network.

vMobile, perhaps one of the most enticing features of both the VS-2004L and VS-2008L, enables administrators on the go to effectively monitor and control the entire system from devices such as: iPad, iPhone, iPod touch and any Windows enabled PDA phones. To further add to the mobility and flexibility of this user friendly and easy to navigate line of network video recorders, both systems come fully capable of up to 4 terabytes of storage and can easily be integrated into most existing networks.  Additionally, each system harnesses S.M.A.R.T and Advanced HDD Health Scanning as well as Automatic System Startup after Power Recovery. These technologies are specifically engineered to ensure continuity and rapid disaster recovery in the event of any unforeseen disruption in power or hard disk drive status.

QNAP has raised the bar for economically viable surveillance solutions and awarded their loyal consumer base with the ability to monitor up to 128 IP cameras, from multiple servers, simultaneously via LAN or WAN from any Internet Explorer browser.

The public demanded a multi-faceted and complete network video recorder, on a user friendly and comprehensive platform – QNAP has prevailed.