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Axis’ innovative Q6315-LE harnesses the power of the ARTPEC-7 chipset
Axis’ state-of-the-art ARTPEC-7 chipset continues to deliver industry-leading performance two years after its introduction. Unique to Axis, this is one of the only chips developed specifically for use in IP cameras.
Thanks to the inclusion of the ARTPEC-7 chipset within Axis’ advanced model releases; we see IP cameras with increased levels of processing power and high-performance features that are able to work together simultaneously to provide a powerful surveillance solution. One of the cameras that takes advantage of this ground-breaking chipset is the new Axis Q6315-LE (01924-003) – the first model from Axis’ Q63 Series that we have seen so far.
Hikvision discontinued
In the light of a growing number of reports in recent times of Hikvision being implicated in human rights violations in China, we have taken the decision to remove Hikvision products from our product offering. The reported concerns conflict with our ethical values and responsibilities.
Tested: Bosch FLEXIDOME 3000i network camera
We wanted to test the recently launched Bosch Flexidome 3000i IP camera, as it looks very good value for money on paper. I’ve had the Bosch Flexdome IP 3000i dome camera on quick test for a few days and here are my off-the-cuff findings.
I tested at HD 1080p resolution at 10 frames per second (fps). The test location was the car park in front of our offices, which is one of the typical use cases in which this camera could be deployed.
Everything you need to know about the new Bosch 3000i range
Bosch have launched a new range of IP cameras that offer their usual high-quality video monitoring at a more cost-effective price point.
The 3000i range consists of four form factors with various resolution and lens options – so you’ll easily be able to find a camera to suit your needs. Read more >>
Creating powerful LPR solutions with Axis and Vaxtor
Licence Plate Recognition (LPR) software can be used across a range of industries to provide traffic control and monitoring solutions. From ensuring efficient management of car parks to enabling security personnel to control the flow of vehicles in and around a site – LPR solutions present an effective tool for site security and improving operations.
Users can achieve a particularly powerful solution by combining premium Axis IP cameras with high-performance, edge based LPR software from Vaxtor. Read more >>
A new generation of ‘go-to’ products from Axis
We know it can be difficult to choose the right camera for your needs with such an array of IP camera models available on the market. Luckily, Axis look to have you covered with their new generation of products which we feel are great ‘go-to’ choices.
In this post we’ll take a closer look at Axis’ latest ‘all-rounder’ cameras which expand their popular P32 and P14 ranges. Read more >>
IP Video – What’s coming in 2021?
2020 was a year full of rapid change for all of us. With a new year ahead, we feel it’s the perfect time to take a look at what’s been and gone in the IP video industry and where we see it going over the course of 2021.
In this post we’ll discuss what trends and technology we expect to see taking the market by storm this year. From intelligent analytics to cloud CCTV – let’s talk about the exciting new innovations we expect to emerge in 2021. Read more >>
Which Arcules Cloud CCTV subscription is right for you?
In a recent market study, we discovered that many organisations are planning to move their CCTV systems into the cloud. With such a prominent shift in attitudes towards Cloud CCTV, it’s important for businesses to consider how they can implement an efficient and cost-effective cloud-based solution.
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How to get the best out of your CCTV system in 2021
Our 2021 Guide for CCTV System Optimisation
Market research which we commissioned this autumn, randomly targeting medium and large-sized businesses running CCTV systems right across England, uncovered evidence of some disquiet about the effectiveness of the surveillance systems which they had in place.
The shopping list of improvements which those running these systems were looking for was long. Only three per cent of businesses in the study were looking for no improvements in their CCTV systems in the next 12 months.
Over a third (36 per cent) of firms running CCTV systems are now looking for tighter integration with other security systems, ranging from fire and smoke alarms to access control systems.
The Axis Body Worn Solution – making it work for you
Recognised industry leaders, Axis Communications have entered the body worn market with a versatile, cost-effective and easily scalable solution.
From train attendants and at-risk retail workers, to emergency services and private security personnel; body worn surveillance solutions are commonly used as an effective way to deter bad behaviour and positively influence the actions of both the camera wearer, and the general public. The Axis body worn solution will enable users to capture high-quality footage of encounters that can be used for internal investigations, training or as evidence. Read more >>
