As part of series of webinars on Connect2B network, 360 Vision Technology presented an educational webinar on the use of radar technologies for perimeter protection.
The guest lecturer was Tony Holloway, video technology expert, who demonstrated how radar technology is used to detect objects within the perimeter through integration with video surveillance. The demonstration was supported by footage examples. Participants gained insights into the benefits and limitations of radar technology but also learned what are the opportunities for future development.
Join us to hear integrators and manufacturers share examples from the field on how AI is being used to solve customer pain points across Asia and current technology trends.
Speakers:
– Mr. Patrick Lim – Director, Group Strategy, Ademco Security Group
Topic: AI adoption across regions: addressing pain points and future impacts on the security industry
Ademco Security Group is one of Asia’s leading security technology providers,with presence in: Singapore, China, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines and Vietnam.
– Mr. Steve Hu – Product Manager, Merit Lilin
Topic: Near-edge and edge AI for traffic enforcement
Merit Lilin is a global video manufacturer of IP video cameras, recording devices, and software with over 30 years of experience.
– Mr. Jonny Wu – Director, Imaging System Business Unit, Ability Enterprise
Topic: Edge AI camera application for smart traffic & parking lots
Ability Enterprise is a leading company in design/manufacture of optical, mechanical and electrical integration devices
Netwrix Corporation presented solutions for data protection and effective data management at a&s Adria webinar series.
During a one-hour online lecture, lecturer Dave Matthews presented a way to manage data and detect possible threats using the Netwrix program through a live simulation.
Participants also had the opportunity to learn how to identify and mitigate both data and infrastructure security gaps, reduce the meantime to detect security threats and contain incidents, as well as how to prove adherence to compliance regulations with less effort.
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The world has changed, and so has Axis. Instead of everyone coming to Axis Open Days, Axis is coming to you — to your kitchen, to your living room, even to your own backyard. We’ll bring smart new security innovations, customer success stories, timely, relevant, insightful conversations, and inspirational surveillance solutions for both integrators and end customers. Plus amazing global & regional speakers and, of course, our inspiring community of Axis Partners. Axis Talk 2021 — because we don’t need to be together, to be together.
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The third in a row of webinar series will be held on Thursday, March 25 at 2 PM on the Connect2B The third webinar in the series took place on Thursday, March 25 at 14:00 on the Connect2B platform. The representatives of Ingram Micro and Milestone Systems discussed current challenges and trends in developing video surveillance software, highlihting the importance of these softwares. The speakers also presented successful cooperation in the Adriatic region between these two companies giving insights into current plans.
Guest lecturers are Teodora Zlatanova and Nikola Genchev from Milestone, and Predrag Aćimov from Ingram Micra.
The webinar participants were representatives of 30+ companies including, distributors, system integrators, installers, and end-users.
360 Vision Technology, the UK manufacturer of rugged PTZ and thermal imaging cameras, is promoting the use of radar imaging in its new Technology Learning Webinar.
Scheduled for Thursday 4th February, 10am-11am, the free-of-charge radar technology webinar explores basic principles, applications, design considerations and system integration, and is supported with a selection of successful installation examples.
Aimed at security consultants and system designers, the ‘Overview and use of Radar technology in perimeter/security detection applications’ webinar is designed to be interesting, practical and educational. The webinar’s content looks at a variety of market applications, and considers the use of cost-effective radar imaging to provide advanced security and situational awareness for perimeters, compounds and complete sites.
“Presented by 360 Vision’s camera technology expert, Tony Holloway, the radar technology webinar draws on his over 30 years’ experience in the physical security surveillance industry, and the experience and innovation of the 360 Vision product design team,” says Sara Fisher, Sales Director at 360 Vision Technology. “Anyone interested in deploying surveillance technology to dramatically improve on detection and alert capabilities both on the ground and in the air, as well as significantly reducing system costs versus standard video analytics, will benefit from attending the new radar technology webinar.”
To attend the free-of-charge Radar technology webinar (Thursday 4th February, 10am-11am), please use the registration link below: https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/441242124271019280
For further information on technology webinars, and full range of rugged PTZ surveillance, thermal and radar imaging cameras, customers can contact 360 Vision Technology on +44 (0)1928 570000, email: info@360visiontechnology.com, or visit their website at https://www.360visiontechnology.com
Security Summit Virtual Event 2020 which took place on November 3-5 has once again proved why the Security Summit brand of events has established itself on the European and global industry trade event map. Initially conceived as a new online event which was supposed to take place instead of this year’s Adria Security Summit Powered by Intersec, a successful string of live trade shows, the Security Summit went above and beyond its task of bringing the key security and IoT industry players together in the age of pandemic and actually broke new grounds.
The numbers speak for themselves and serve as proof that the Summit has now closed its doors as the largest virtual trade show dedicated to security and IoT in the whole of Europe. With its 2090 participants, 76 sponsors, 50+ speakers who presented 22 lectures and case studies, and more than 800 held meetings, the event has surely become a force to be reckoned with in the security trade show industry and a one-stop-shop for both B2B and B2C networking, promotion of innovation and education in the security and IoT industries.
Security Summit 2020 took place across three days, with a full-day program featuring live sessions, keynote speeches, case studies, success stories, panel discussions, and side events presented by the eminent industry speakers. In addition to this, a key ingredient in achieving this level of success was the Summit’s positioning itself as both a tool and a platform for launching a global effort to reconnect security industry stakeholders, rebuild its ecosystems and accelerate its much-needed recovery in the pandemic-ridden world.
The participants were able to host both prescheduled and on-demand 1on1 virtual meetings with their business partners, customers, service providers, key market players, and global industry associations. This allowed the organizers to offer the same level of functionality the companies and the partners of the event have come to expect from live events while staying safe and healthy and without having to bother with the logistical arrangements that usually accompany participation in live events of this type. This made the Virtual Summit a more cost-effective option for attendance for numerous participants, thus allowing the event to reach previously untapped markets and audiences. At the same time, the Summit kept an equal focus on its regional and international character, with participants coming from all parts of the world thanks to its increased accessibility and lower barriers for participation.
As a bonus, participating in Security Summit 2020 is bound to offer long-term benefits for all of those that took part in it. The reason for this is the fact that one of the key value propositions of the Summit was to provide its partners with actionable insights into profiles of their business partners, customer demand, data on the segments of their presentation which attracted the highest levels of interaction, etc. Based on this, the companies left the Summit with valuable market-worthy data that will allow them to customize their offer, reorganize brand awareness campaigns and focus their activities on what was proven to be of the greatest interest to both end-users and business partners.
In addition to this, the Summit has emerged as a learning platform and a place at which the security and IoT experts come to exchange skills and experience with their colleagues, learn more about best practices and game-changing innovations, all of which lend themselves to being built into future business strategies and approaches.
With the show being a resounding success both in terms of its goals and the safety of its format, the organizer of the event has decided to extend the use of the Summit platform for the organization of video meetings and messaging until December 2020. This is surely welcome news for those that did not manage to set up all the meetings they wanted during the event. Besides, the plans are already underway to organize the next virtual event of this type in May 2021, with the organizers planning to make their successful platform and the database of companies available to all interested parties outside of the regular event schedule.
It is for all these reasons that we are looking forward to meeting you at the next Virtual Security Summit 2021 and making it conquer new grounds and overtake the stellar results we achieved together with its predecessor.
More information is available on www.adriasecuritysummit.com. If you have any inquiries, please contact summit@asadria.com or call +387 (0)33 788 985.
Shaping the New normal
In the second half of July, a&s Adria magazine, in cooperation with Messe Frankfurt New Era, organized its third online forum in 2020, which, this time, was dedicated to the security industry during the coronavirus pandemic. With its main topic defined as “Shaping the New Normal in a New Era”, lecturers from the leading global security companies such as ASSA ABLOY, Bosch, Dahua, MFNE and Seagate, talked about what the security industry and market currently look like and how they operate and what changes they will have to face in the coming years.
Catalyst for Changes
The Covid-19 crisis will trigger changes that will drive the digitalization of services and change existing business models in the security industry, according to Israel Gogol of MFNE. The impact of the crisis will be felt most in two segments: the first one is the financial uncertainty, with almost 50 percent of companies in the B2B segment reducing their short-term consumption in response to the crisis, and, second, in the digitalization of services. Digital communication will become indispensable because all companies and users are now online, so the providers must approach them with a strong and effective message. In addition, companies in the security industry will have to offer new products and business models. Cloud technology will be at the heart of current demands, together with contactless technologies and remote surveillance. We will also witness the transition to the opex model, in which the manufacturers will have to focus on recurring revenue or subscription models, with greater reliance on digital channels for education and sales.
Greater Reliability with Quality Storage
For the operation of advanced video surveillance technologies, proper and secure storage is crucial as it offers greater reliability and scalability of the system, higher level of data protection and less maintenance. Karol Narojczyk, Seagate’s Sales Representative for Central and Eastern Europe, presented several product series intended for use in video surveillance. For DVRs and NVRs in small and medium-sized installations, Seagate offers its affordable SkyHawk technology, while AI NVRs in a system that can generate structured analytical data and metadata can utilize SkyHawk AI. In case of VMS servers and shared storage (SAN, NAS and JBOD), Exos should be used for larger, more expensive and faster installations, while NYTRO SSD is intended for deep learning and analysis. When it comes to data protection, the company offers its ADAPT software, which is 95 % faster in copying data in case of disk failure compared to traditional RAID solutions. If one needs to monitor disk performance, there is also SkyHawk Health Management 2.0 software with the most advanced feature set in the industry.
Towards New Future with INTEOX
Bosch has developed and improved several solutions to combat the coronavirus and these were presented by Danijel Jerković, Sales Manager for Slovenia, Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Tiberiu Nicolae, Business Development Manager for Southeast Europe. One of these solutions is the new INTEOX open video surveillance platform which will allow integrators and developers to develop custom applications without any restrictions. In the 3rd quarter of 2020, the first PTZ mobile INTEOX IP camera will be presented, while the same is planned for fixed cameras in early 2021. There’s also a people counting solution that will combine Bosch’s smart cameras and Philips’ Android displays, allowing for more efficient and effective crowd management. The camera monitors the number of customers entering and leaving the premises and notifies visitors when it is not safe to enter via the display. The People Counting solution normally uses one Bosch camera with built-in video analytics and one of Philips’ D-Line, Q-Line or H-Line displays, but it can also be used in larger areas with as many as 80 cameras and 20 monitors. Finally, there is a public address system for the retail industry, which informs customers to keep their distance from each other.
Managing Hardware and Software from a Single Location
Representatives of ASSA ABLOY, Denis Dunaj, Digital Access Solutions Manager with this company, and David Hughes, Product Development Manager for the EMEA region, presented the novel Incedo Business access control management software solution for all types of business environments. Facility managers can now manage all of their security and access control systems from a single location, get the maximum return on investment without the need to re-train their staff, choose local or cloud-based management, opt for cards, tokens or mobile keys, and enjoy personalized access and live control. Through the user interface of the Incedo Business software, you can specify in detail who has access to which door and when. The software comes in three versions – Lite, Plus and Cloud, allowing the users to choose the one that suits them best for their security needs.
Four Steps in the Fight against the Pandemic
How a micrometer can affect a $ 50 billion industry overnight was a topic discussed by Jacek Weglarz, technology evangelist with Dahua Technology. In times of fundamental changes, Dahua has adapted to the market in both the business and manufacturing segments, offering a range of solutions to combat the coronavirus. At the forefront is the HBTM body temperature measurement solution, which features thermal cameras with artificial intelligence, 400×300 px resolution, and a black body for easier calibration of temperature measurements, thus achieving an accuracy of ± 0.3 ℃. In addition to thermal cameras, Dahua also offers several AI cameras that can detect if a person is wearing a face mask and count people in lines, as well as mobile access control and face recognition terminals. Dahua’s system can instantly recognize a person, measure his/her temperature, check if they are wearing a mask and open the door for them.
Teletek Electronics JSC – a leading manufacturer of Intruder and Fire Alarm Systems, presented their innovations in alarm equipment and communications with main focus – Eclipse control panels as well as GPRS and LAN communication modules.
Eclipse control panels are contemporary range of panels working with one and the same periphery devices – expanders, keypads, software, etc.
With different types of programming: by addresses, by operations or using tree structure text menus.
During the session were presented the new Guard View monitoring software developed by Teletek Electronics, as well as the latest version of MobileTTE – a mobile application for quick and easy remote access and control of the intrusion Eclipse and wireless Bravo alarm systems.
At the end of the seminar many of the experts attending on the virtual event had possibility to ask questions about discuss some cases with the lectors.
Audiences are experts from the leading security companies from the region shared that the topics covered were extremely interesting and relevant.
Next co-hosted seminar planned for September will present innovations on Fire alarm Systems by Teletek Electronics JSC.
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