FLIR at IFSEC is showing its range of thermal and high-definition cameras, embedded with intrusion detection analytics. IFSEC runs from June 21 to 23 at London Excel.
Pictured is its FC-Series ID thermal camera, with on-board video analytics able to classify human or vehicular intrusions. FLIR also offers the ioi HD, a full HD analytic IP bullet camera that combines military-grade video analytics with a broadcast-quality IP camera. This camera is suitable the makers say for perimeter and intrusion detection. The ioi TRK is a small video encoder with built-in analytics that enables autonomous pan and tilt tracking with high-definition PTZ cameras and thermal pan-tilt cameras from FLIR. Operational scenarios include target hand-off from fixed position cameras as well as the option to click on a target from the control room to initiate tracking.
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