ClearPix to Unveil New Devices at ESX 2011

ClearPix Technology is set to release two new products at the 4th Annual Electronic Security Expo from June 6th through June 10th in Charlotte, North Carolina. The two new products set to be revealed are the CPX-FB20DN-H2 security camera and the CPX-ENC40 4-channel encoder.

The CPX-FB20DN-H2 is a 2-megapixel, full body camera which features H.264 compression as well as MJPEG compression in order to produce high res images with low storage needs. This camera also uses a remote zoom and auto focus feature that makes installation very easy. All you have to do is install the camera and point it in the direction you want it to record. The camera will then auto focus itself.

The CPX-ENC40 is a 4-channel D1 analog encoder that features up to 30 frames per second per port. It also supports PTZ and dome cameras and only requires an IP license. It also runs on power via Ethernet which saves you a lot of space and concern. Customers of ClearPix and anybody who checks out their booth at the expo will also be able to check out the camera and the encoder physically, see their performance and gain hands-on experience with them.

The Electronic Security Expo is focused on the needs of installation, integration and monitoring companies and is committed to serving the security industry with smarter solutions. ESX 2011 is also home to all the top brands in the security camera industry and this year's roster is chock- full of all the biggest and best companies in the world of personal and home security.

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Source: Security Info Watch - ClearPix Technology to launch two new products at ESX

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First Thermal Imaging Surveillance Camera Debuts in Israel

Israel has some interesting news for the security camera industry. Over in Israel a continuous zoom, thermal-imaging camera, which behaves much like a standard CCTV security camera, has just been launched by Opgal Optronics.

According to Opgal, the EyeSec 15-11mm Continuous Zoom camera is a 24/7 outdoor thermal security camera that is used in the observation and monitoring of sensitive sites. The camera is able to present a clear thermal video and image in total darkness, light fog or even smoke which allows for performance that is unmatched by any average security camera.

According to Vice President of Opgal Security Business Unit Yair M. Sakov, "This unique thermal-imaging camera gives control-room operators the same feel and ease of use as with a standard CCTV -- in other words, continuous zoom auto-focus with thermal capabilities for night vision. In fact, by translating day-imaging capabilities into night vision features, we have redefined the way thermal imaging is perceived."

Sakov went on to say, "In the not so distant past, continuous-zoom capabilities were only available in expensive, cooled thermal cameras. Thanks to Opgal's expertise in this field, customers can now benefit from a very affordable un-cooled camera for optimum night vision for any security application."

The EyeSec is based on Opgal's highly sensitive un-cooled microbolometer engines and offers night and day surveillance. You can also get different optics with a range of focal lengths to fit virtually any need you may have including a long, narrow distance or a short, wide distance.

Source: UPI - Thermal imaging surveillance camera debuts

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Traffic Cameras to Go Up in Mangalore, India

Interesting news out of India has just been released. Bangalore City Police (BCP) are working hard at moving toward having a full traffic management center within 18 months. But that isn't all, Bangalore's counterpart, Mangalore, has also taken its first steps toward this goal by installing surveillance cameras at vantage points across the city, which the Mangalore City Police (MCP) have divided into two tiers.

Praveen Sood, additional commissioner of police (traffic), told STOI that Mangalore City Police will be able to soon realize how beneficial surveillance cameras can be. According to Sood, "In Bangalore, response of motorists to surveillance and enforcement cameras is very positive. It is human nature to behave when you know that you are being watched and this has contributed to a 50% improvement in behavior of motorists in the capital."

Acknowledging this truth, Seemanth Kumar Singh, Chief of Police for the Mangalore City Police, said that Godrej Security Solutions has installed the cameras in Mangalore. According to Singh, "This wireless based system will enable us to get a real time sense of traffic movement and traffic related congestion in the city once the system is operational. The feed from the surveillance cameras can also be used from a crime point of view as well."

It seems like everybody and their mother are installing security cameras for traffic or other police reasons. Soon the entire world will be under the watchful eye of a security camera. I can't wait for the robots to start taking over too.

Source: The Times of India - Mangalore police to install surveillance cameras in city

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