Las cámaras térmicas de Mobotix protagonizan su participación en HomSec 2015

Mobotix has successfully completed its participation in the HomSec fair 2015, held a few days ago at Ifema – Madrid Fair, in which the M15 and S15 thermal cameras have been the main protagonists of its stand.

The international exhibition of security technologies HomSec, that ended the past 12 March its edition 2015 at Ifema – Madrid Fair, has had the participation of the manufacturer of IP video surveillance systems Mobotix, together with its distributor in Spain IP Life.

One of the great attractions of the company's stand at the event has been the M15 and S15 thermal cameras, that professionals in the security sector have been able to learn in detail through videos and various application examples of these advanced systems, that measure the thermal radiation of objects and people to operate in conditions of absolute darkness.

When these thermal cameras are used with MxActivitySensor, Mobotix motion detection software, Its capabilities to reliably detect movements in the image even at night are increased, and also, They only activate a signal in case of location change. That is to say, objects that move but do not change location do not activate any signal.

During the day, The thermal modules of these devices can register moving objects located, For example, in the shade, in the dark or behind bushes.

Si bien, It is the combination of both images that allows you to take advantage of the advantages of a dual M15m camera with a thermal module and also a daylight sensor to offer high resolution images of 5 megapixels.

As Jesus Garzón has pointed out, business development director for Latin America & Iberia on Mobotix, “We are happy with the participation in the fair. We have had many visits from professionals interested in our solutions. Thermal cameras have drawn particular attention, especially due to thermal imaging sensors that can detect and display the thermal energy that objects emit even in total darkness.”.

During this event, the PTZ rotor for megapixel network devices from Mobotix was also presented., as well as a camera application to view the underside of vehicles for the detection of explosive devices.