Ifsec 2014: Canon and its partners show their integrated video surveillance solutions

The VB-S series of ultra-compact Full HD cameras stars, along with the recent acquisition of the company Milestone Systems, Canon's participation in Ifsec 2014, that shows integrated solutions with its partners in this security event.

Canon participates in Ifsec security fair 2014, which this year takes place at the ExCel in London (stand F500) until the 19 June, with important innovations not only technological, like its latest series ultra-compact video surveillance cameras, serie VB-S, with Full HD resolution and integrated image analytics, but strategic after the recent acquisition of the Danish open platform video management software manufacturer, Milestone Systems, as reported Digital Security Magazine.

Canon's new cameras are designed for indoor environments that require sensitive monitoring of specific areas or objects, especially indicated for surveillance in retail distribution, educational centers and companies.

About his participation in Ifsec 2014, Julian Rutland, director of planning and strategy, Canon Europe, highlights that “Ifsec Not only does it offer a great opportunity to showcase our latest IP video surveillance cameras, but also allows us to meet and learn from the leading experts in the global security industry.. The event facilitates an excellent plplatform to interact with current and potential partners and system integrators, “so we can better understand how our technologies can work together to solve customer problems.”.

In this sense, Netavis solutions partners, Nedap and Wavestore are also present at the Canon stand with integrated solutions for the security market.

The representatives of Nedap These days they explain to professionals the improvements introduced in their security management solution, while the team Online newspaper shows its business intelligence solution for the retail industry, both relying on the latest Canon network video surveillance cameras. In this sense, Wavestore Every day it demonstrates the precision of these cameras when connecting to its facial recognition system, alerting the user if default faces are detected.

Representatives from the British Library also participate with Canon at the fair to tell how this entity is working with this provider's network security cameras to protect its valuable collection of books and manuscripts, with a Full HD resolution solution.

“We are proud to be able to show our range of cameras IP video surveillance, who benefit from the inheritancee seventy Canon's years at the forefront of imaging technology -subraya Rutland-. This is the sixth year in which we participate in Ifsec International and we are looking forward tondo demonstrate the quality of ouros systems, that they now offer to system integratorss and partners more complete and effective solutions than ever”.