Canon unveils Network Visual Solutions proposal at its Expo event 2015

Canon Expo 2015, the company's event to present its latest solutions in the field of imaging, network security and printing held in Paris until the 15 October, has a prominent space in terms of its proposal for the next five years Network Visual Solutions (NVS) in order to respond to the growth of society's needs in the field of monitoring and surveillance.

Canon presents for the first time in Europe the highly sensitive network video surveillance camera, equipped with an ultra-telephoto lens, which allows reaching a level of luminosity eight times higher than that of IP models with a conventional telephoto lens, for clear and precise image monitoring and recording, even in low light conditions, without having to capture images using infrared (more data in Digital Security Magazine).

In this event, Canon has highlighted that NVS will be a key area of ​​growth over the next five years. According to data provided by the company, only in the EMEA region (Europa, Middle East and Africa), the video surveillance market will reach the figure of 18.000 million euros in 2018, according to the forecasts of the consultants.

The company's latest NVS technology and solutions are showcased at the event along with the latest innovations from Axis y Milestone, belonging to Canon Group, and joint demonstrations “to offer customers more innovation and value in the future”.

This is how Jacco Leurs explained, Network Visual Solutions de Canon Europa: “the new companies of the Canon Group, Axis y Milestone, will play a pivotal role in helping us achieve our global ambition in the video surveillance market. They provide great and valuable experience, in addition to clients, collaborators, technologies and solutions. Global investment in network video surveillance solutions reinforces our commitment to the industry, by increasing our resources for R&D in this area over the next five years and beyond”.

In Canon Expo 2015 Demonstrations are also underway on how to use NVS capabilities to achieve improvements in areas such as tourism and sports..