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4K – the Next Big Trend in Video Surveillance Fisheye + PTZ Europe B.V.[216x303].pdf 1 2014/8/15 10:49:51 WWW.DETEKTOR.COM • THE GLOBAL SECURITY MAGAZINE • PRODUCED BY AR MEDIA INTERNATIONAL AB • NO 3 • SEP/OKT 2014 What happens when you combine a DS-2CD63 Series Fisheye camera with a PTZ dome camera? Fisheye Camera WWW.DETEKTOR.COM • THE GLOBAL WWW.DETEKTOR.COM SECURITY MAGAZINE • PRODUCED BY AB AR • MEDIA NO INTERNATIONAL Publisher´s Comment It will all be there in Essen Technology in Application Seetec eases stress in Parisian car parks Voice of the Security Market The end of dealing with legacy security systems C M Y Security Technology Market CM Latin America sees MY CY growth in surveillance market CMY K Business News Assa Abloy acquires Enox India IP PTZ Dome Camera The Interview Per Björkdahl, Chairman of ONVIF You Get Both the view! Security Expo Reviews A glance at 3 • Ifsec, London • Security Essen An Overview Wrapped Around Detailed Surveillance SEP/OKT • Secon, Seoul Hikvision presents its Fisheye Camera and IP PTZ Dome Camera combo. This camera combo was developed with groundbreaking new technology to elegantly combine both a panoramic's 360° surround view and a PTZ for 20 precise detail ... a perfect solution to monitor wide areas in the greatest of detail. Now, locations such as 14 department stores, station lobbies, airports, and parking lots are both covered from a Fisheye overview and in Dahua – a fast growing giant from China micro detail with a PTZ zoomed onto it. Generality and precision both wrapped into one excellent solution. 23-26, Sep 2014, Essen, Germany 4K – the next big Booth: Hall 2, 221 Headquarters No.555 Qianmo Road, Binjiang District, Hangzhou, China trend in video surveillance Hikvision Europe B.V. Tel: +86-571-8807-5998 Fax: +86-571-8993-5635 Parellaan 24, 2132 WS Hoofddorp, The Netherlands Email: [email protected] Tel: +31-23-5542770 Fax: +31-23-5631112 Technical Support: [email protected] Email: [email protected] New release for your security with cutting edge FACIAL RECOGNITION TECHNOLOGY Embedded Facial Recognition System Linux based | Multi Authentication | User Friendly Design Flexible Interfaces and Data Management Accurate and Fast Identification Large User and Record Capacity Reliable Performance | High Usability and Security FACE110 FACE210 www.almogdvir.co.il 360-365 WORKFORCE MANAGEMENT Synel Head Office Tel: + 972-4-9596760 | + 972-4-9596777 | [email protected] | www.synel.com Synel USA Tel: + 1 480 374 7700 | [email protected] | www.timeamerica.com | www.synel-usa.com Synel UK Tel: + 44 208 900 9991 | [email protected] | www.synel.co.uk Synel France Tel: + 33 1 6974 7580 | [email protected] | www.synel-france.com Synel Sweden Tel: + 46 8 5250 9350 | [email protected] | www.feroxkonsult.se Fisheye + PTZ Europe B.V.[216x303].pdf 1 2014/8/15 10:49:51 WWW.DETEKTOR.COM • THE GLOBAL SECURITY MAGAZINE • PRODUCED BY AR MEDIA INTERNATIONAL AB • NO 3 • SEP/OKT 2014 publishers´s comment What happens when you combine a DS-2CD63 Series Fisheye camera with a PTZ dome camera? Fisheye Camera WWW.DETEKTOR.COM • THE GLOBAL WWW.DETEKTOR.COM SECURITY MAGAZINE • PRODUCED BY AB AR • MEDIA NO INTERNATIONAL Publisher´s Comment It will all be there in Essen Technology in Application Seetec eases stress in Parisian car parks Voice of the Security Market The end of dealing with legacy security systems C M Y Security Technology Market CM Latin America sees MY CY growth in surveillance market New release for your CMY K Business News Assa Abloy acquires Enox India IP PTZ Dome Camera The Interview Per Björkdahl, Chairman of ONVIF You Get Both the view! Security Expo Reviews A glance at 3 • Ifsec, London • Security Essen security with cutting edge An Overview Wrapped Around Detailed Surveillance SEP/OKT • Secon, Seoul Hikvision presents its Fisheye Camera and IP PTZ Dome Camera combo. This camera combo was developed with groundbreaking new technology to elegantly combine both a panoramic's 360° surround view and a PTZ for 20 precise detail ... a perfect solution to monitor wide areas in the greatest of detail. Now, locations such as 14 department stores, station lobbies, airports, and parking lots are both covered from a Fisheye overview and in Dahua – a fast growing giant from China micro detail with a PTZ zoomed onto it. Generality and precision both wrapped into one excellent solution. 23-26, Sep 2014, Essen, Germany 4K – the next big Booth: Hall 2, 221 Lennart Alexandrie, Publisher Headquarters No.555 Qianmo Road, Binjiang District, Hangzhou, China trend in video surveillance Hikvision Europe B.V. Tel: +86-571-8807-5998 Fax: +86-571-8993-5635 Parellaan 24, 2132 WS Hoofddorp, The Netherlands Email: [email protected] Tel: +31-23-5542770 Fax: +31-23-5631112 Technical Support: [email protected] Email: [email protected] FACIAL ISSN-1651-3800 published by Head office: AR Media International AB Västberga Allé 32 • S-126 30 Hägersten RECOGNITION SWEDEN It will all be there in Essen Tel: +46 8 556 306 80 • Fax: +46 8 19 10 11 E-mail: [email protected] pen standards, thinking how and why people use a certain www.detektor.com O integrated so- product. What are the user’s goals? Ease of use TECHNOLOGY www.armedia.se lutions and technology based services are all also relies on feedback from the user, not only examples of the current trends in the security the expertise of the manufacturer. The electronic US Office Tom Curry market. Products designed for ease of use are security business has traditionally been driven Embedded Facial Recognition System Curry Marketing Services another prime example. by the suppliers rather than the buyers. This 296 Longview Lane The impact from the IT and telecom is changing and the fact that ease of use often Linux based | Multi Authentication | User Friendly Design Kennett Square, PA 19348 industry is obvious. In many ways the security takes top priority is proof of this on going Flexible Interfaces and Data Management USA industry is about to become like any other transformation. Office phone & cell: 484-639-7245 industry. Apart from the actual security require- At Security Essen smart simple solutions, Accurate and Fast Identification Office e-mail: [email protected] ments, customer’s demand for ROI and conveni- where security applications connected to smart Large User and Record Capacity [email protected] ence will finally rule the security industry. It will phones will be on display on many stands. Reliable Performance | High Usability and Security Home phone: 610-444-0418 certainly be obvious at the next Security Essen Access control will certainly be an issue, Home e-mail: [email protected] event from 23rd to 26th of September. especially considering that Axis will release its FACE110 Open standards are winning ground, first unique IP-based door control on to the European Asia Office of all in the video surveillance market. ON- market at the show. Milestone Systems will, once Asha Chang FACE210 again, after ISC West in Las Vegas and Ifsec in AR Media International (Asian Branch) VIF was created by Axis, Sony and Bosch, all 20F, No. 12, Xinshi 1st Rd. Sec. 1, players within the IP-video market. The aim Birmingham, show its Xprotect Access Control www.almogdvir.co.il Danshui Dist., New Taipei City 251, with ONVIF was to drive the market towards Module based on an open platform. Genetec Taiwan (Zip code: 251) open standards in the video surveillance market. will also show their access control solution. So Office phone: +(886-2) 2622 1365, In a relatively short period of time ONVIF why, then, are these companies so interested in +(886-2) 2622 1385 has now also taken on the task of driving the the access control field? Well, the access control Office fax: +(886-2) 2622 1305 Mobile: +(886) 922 116272 access control market towards open standards. market is very much controlled by local compa- Email: [email protected] This will be hard as it is probably the most nies, each protecting their own market based on [email protected] proprietary security technology market seg- proprietary technology. Multinational companies ment. However, today’s customers demand to with this new open standards approach will open General Information be more independent, and not to be trapped up the market with increased opportunities for • Detektor International is published quarterly. with a technology system where the options to interoperability and integration. This leads to a • No part of this magazine may be reproduced optimise the security solution are limited by the more customer oriented market and furthermore without prior permission from the publisher. chosen manufacturers range of products. The it widens the scope for a larger volume market • Detektor International welcomes manuscripts, market demands are moving towards tailor made for access control. At Security Essen it will also news, releases and photographs, but cannot solutions with opportunities to mix products of be interesting to see how far the development of be held responsible for loss or damage different brands in order to optimise the service integration based on NFC (Near Field Commu- incurred in transit or in possession. and functions required. With the on going trend nication) functionalities has come. • News releases can be sent to towards more integrated solutions and a business What else to expect? Well, for sure 4K camer- [email protected] model based on Security as a Service (SaaS) this as will be an issue at the show. But what I hope 360-365 WORKFORCE MANAGEMENT tendency will be even more obvious. IT-based to see more of at Security Essen is interesting Subscriptions manufacturers in the video surveillance industry cloud service solutions. At Ifsec in Birmingham Marika Thelenius have realised where and in which direction the I was surprised to see so few.
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