The company's latest camera line up includes the Turretcam, Bulletcam, and Domecam Mini, which have been designed to embody the signature of Ajax design shapes. Each camera model is packed with one of four possible configurations: a lens with a viewing angle of 85 or 110 degrees and 3K or 4K resolution. Every Ajax camera is engineered to easily adapt to changing light with True WDR technology. This smart tech, involving hardware and software, fixes uneven lighting in complex scenes, frame by frame, in real-time.

Also, the cameras are equipped with a digital microphone, that uses a custom noise cancellation system, and in addition, all the cameras meet the IP65 protection class, capable of withstanding harsh weather conditions.

The new cameras seamlessly utilise the Ajax Cloud to transmit system events. The proprietary Jetsparrow technology ensures fast peer-to-peer transmission of video data. With AI analysis capabilities, these cameras can detect and recognise various object types, such as humans, vehicles, and pets. As a result, the surveillance system is able to record only relevant events, conserving storage space.

Video archive can be further optimised by setting up the pixel movement detection feature, and specific zones can be defined to ensure recordings are triggered only when movement occurs in the selected area. To make surveillance precisely selective, it is also possible to enable cameras only when the system is armed.

New NVR

The synergy of Ajax systems and video surveillance will be delivered by Ajax NVR — network video recorder. It offers integration with Ajax video management system (VMS), ensuring seamless synchronisation with the entire Ajax ecosystem, and allows wide compatibility with most IP cameras. The NVR is available in 8 and 16-channel versions, providing instant access to video archives through the Jetsparrow streaming technology with TLS encryption.

Widening the "Space"

Traditionally, an Ajax hub represented an entire premise, and every Ajax system began with a hub. However, the company aimed to enable the inclusion of just a camera within Ajax system. As a result, Ajax Systems has developed a virtual entity called ‘Space.’ Users can easily create a ‘Space’ within the Ajax app, add required devices, and manage them seamlessly. Space can function as a security system, CCTV, or both. It retains the Ajax hub’s familiar interface, including the control tab, rooms, and quick access to automation devices.