Virtual reality
SECURITY managers and integrators need to take a forward thinking approach to networking video surveillance solutions. It’s pretty obvious current network infrastructure battles with...
RFID tagging of humans terminated
GOVERNOR Arnold Schwarzenegger has signed a bill that bars California employers from making radio frequency identification (RFID) implants mandatory for employees. The bill by...
Sanyo VDC-DPN9585P Network PTZ
FOR a long time Sanyo has managed to come up with smart surveillance cameras at sharp prices so it makes perfect sense for the...
The missing link
FIGURES released under the Freedom of Information Act demonstrate ‘no link’ between CCTV coverage and crime-solving rates in London, according to the UK’s Liberal...
Nice jets into Shanghai
NICE Systems IP-based video solution enhances the safety and security at Shanghai Pudong International Airport. Located in the eastern part of Pudong district of...
Doorknobs and broomsticks
RESEARCHERS have shown that biometric sensors are no dirtier than doorknobs. While biometric equipment is gaining popularity in a variety of electronic security applications,...
Honeywell pays US320 million for Hand Held Products
HONEYWELL has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Hand Held Products Inc., a privately held automatic identification and data collection company based in Skaneateles...
Pelco, OnSSI develop open architecture for IP video
PELCO and On-Net Surveillance Systems Inc. have announced a collaboration to develop an open architecture IP-based video surveillance technology solution that allows Pelco Camclosure...
Fear driving security spend
BRITISH homeowners are willing to spend up to £8,500 on home security measures like CCTV and intruder alarms, new research shows. Two thirds of...
Most British CCTV ‘illegal’
NEARLY all CCTV systems in Britain are operating illegally, according to Bernie Brooks of consultancy firm Datpro, who also told Out Law Radio that...
