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Samsung Techwin gets into Alarms, Access Control

Lead by Frank DeFina, senior vice president of sales and marketing, North America, Samsung Techwin America, Vision 2010 will establish Samsung as a comprehensive supplier of security systems. This means the company will supply video surveillance, access control, intrusion detection and alarm systems. In support of this initiative, Samsung is displaying numerous new products, including […]

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    Lead by Frank
    DeFina, senior vice president of sales and marketing, North America, Samsung
    Techwin America, Vision 2010 will establish Samsung as a comprehensive supplier
    of security systems. This means the company will supply video surveillance,
    access control, intrusion detection and alarm systems.

    In support of
    this initiative, Samsung is displaying numerous new products, including a new
    series of 1.3 megapixel IP cameras with WiseNet digital signal processing, a
    new series of H.264 DVRs in models offering four to 16 channels, a new series
    of high-performance analog cameras with the W5 chipset, and a new series of UTP
    cameras and accessories.

    Also on display
    was the SGR-A1 operator-controlled 5.56-millimeter robotic machine gun that can
    track and shoot multiple moving targets up to 2 miles away using IR and
    visible-light cameras.

    Designed for
    border security along the 38th Parallel, the unit leant weight to
    the company’s push for diversification.

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