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Nexgen, a professional provider of complete video surveillance solutions: face detection, tracking and face recognition, people detection, intrusion detection specifically for various security applications. Video surveillance has become an integral part of everyday life as a fairly simple and effective method of ensuring security. The rapid development of technology has made the elements of video surveillance accessible to business tasks and private needs
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We provide artificial intelligence CCTV cameras in the aspect of retail spans for every industry. Whether your goal is to optimize your supply chain, use existing data to increase conversion, or customize shopping experiences with predictive modeling and micro-targeting/pricing, AI Smar cameras can help you meet your challenge.
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intelligent motion detection, facial recognition, human/vehicle/pet detection and audio analysis. ALPR/ANPR, etc.
Yes, they can! You can operate CCTV cameras without the internet, and what's great is that they can even work without electricity. An internet connection is only required when the footage needs to be accessed remotely. Although using the internet has its benefits, it is certainly not a necessity.
CCTV camera systems are designed to record audio in conjunction with images. However, whether or not an employer or a retail location is allowed to record audio is another matter entirely.
If you want to tell if a security camera has audio, one of the easiest ways about it is to look around it. Though usually small, the microphone in a camera is generally very easy to spot. It should be around the camera's housing and is most likely a small black dot that is used for picking up sounds.
As NVR recorders receive a pure digital signal from the cameras, video quality is better than compared to a DVR at the same resolution. In addition, as Ethernet cables carry audio, all cameras with microphones could record audio to the NVR.
a new IP camera today should last two NVR cycles. So, if an NVR lasts between three to five years that means the IP camera on the network should last between six to 10 years.
IR cameras detect these invisible infrared wavelengths, enabling the camera to see in the dark. ... Since infrared light can interfere with color images, most IR cameras have an IR cut-off filter to block infrared light during the daytime.
The short answer is no. CCTV cameras require electricity to fully function, but it is possible for them to work even when the power is down.
A home security camera usually can see in a range between 0 to 70 feet depending on the resolution, sensor and lens it's using. However, there are also professional cameras such as high-resolution PTZs that can see further away, with a distance that varies from 0 to 700 feet.