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Hanwha X-CORE & X-PLUS Cameras

Hanwha has released 2 exciting new camera ranges, Wisenet X-CORE and X-PLUS, which are now available from CSD branches around Australia. The X-CORE cameras have on board analytics and AI assisted video processing, WiseNR II & WiseStream III. These AI-based analytics provide highly accurate detection of person, face or vehicle, people counting, queue management and […]

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    Hanwha has released 2 exciting new camera ranges, Wisenet X-CORE and X-PLUS, which are now available from CSD branches around Australia.

    The X-CORE cameras have on board analytics and AI assisted video processing, WiseNR II & WiseStream III. These AI-based analytics provide highly accurate detection of person, face or vehicle, people counting, queue management and heat mapping detailing in store patterns of human behaviour. Other AI functions include virtual line crossing, loitering detection, camera tampering and motion detection.

    According to CSD, edge-based analytics improve operator efficiency for both real-time event notification and post-event search. Options include fixed or motorised lenses with varying form factors for indoor and outdoor use, as well as resolutions from 2MP, 4MP, 6MP and 4K (8MP).

    The X-PLUS range incorporates the X-CORE features utilising Hanwha’s modular magnetic design, making them extremely easy to install.

    For more information, please contact your local CSD branch on 1300 319 499

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