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FHD Releases Intelicam Face Recognition & Thermal Cameras

New Intelicam intelligent facial recognition and thermal cameras are now available from FHD to assist with detection and prevention of COVID-19. Featuring advanced AI-powered facial recognition, automatic temperature measurements, mask detection and contactless detection. Also features Access control through Wiegand 26/34 bit and ONVIF/RSTP compliant for integration into your NVR. Multiple mounting options such as […]

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    New Intelicam intelligent facial recognition and thermal cameras are now available from FHD to assist with detection and prevention of COVID-19.

    Featuring advanced AI-powered facial recognition, automatic temperature measurements, mask detection and contactless detection. Also features Access control through Wiegand 26/34 bit and ONVIF/RSTP compliant for integration into your NVR.

    Multiple mounting options such as a wall, column or free-standing offers flexibility and portability for both fixed and temporary installations/use cases.

    Distributor: FHD
    Contact: 1300 888 343

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