Arecont Vision Stellar technology increases IP camera performance in light-free environments

Arecont Vision has set a new benchmark in the performance of capturing color images of megapixel IP cameras in situations of almost absolute darkness with its new Stellar technology, that will be presented at Ifsec 2014.

Temporary Patio Low Light Architecture (Stellar) is the new technology developed by Arecont Vision that dramatically increases the performance of megapixel IP cameras to capture color images in near-absolute darkness environments.

The capabilities of Stellar technology (Architecture Temporary space with low light) will be displayed during the Ifsec security contest 2014, of the 17 To 19 June at the ExCel in London, where Arecont Vision has created a special darkroom in its exhibition space (stand nº E400) so that professionals can see first-hand the results it offers.

As Sri Rama Prasanna Pavani explains, Vice President of Engineering of Arecont Vision, "Our Stellar technology includes algorithms, patent pending, as well as optical and sensor improvements that increase the light sensitivity and performance of megapixel cameras.".

Initially, Stellar technology will be integrated into Arecont Vision's MegaDome megapixel cameras. Among the features it brings to these IP video surveillance devices 'all-in-one' include extreme sensitivity to light; Spatio-temporal noise reduction; Improved adaptive contrast and motion blur reduction, as well as a low bitrate to conserve bandwidth and storage space.

"Arecont Vision continues to develop new technologies and products that provide unique solutions to deal with the challenges posed by video imaging applications for security, and Stellar is an example of that", underlines Prasanna Pavani.

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