The 'fisheye object tracking' function of the GV-NVR version 8.5 enables blind-spot-free tracking to get a closer view of moving objects. Its 'wide angle lens de-warping' function provides non-distortion video for normal wide angle lenses, and thus saves the cost from adopting expansive non-distortion wide angle lens. And, the 'face mosaic' function blurs the faces when a video is played back for privacy concerns. The 'intrusion' function is added with depth setting so that any object in different distance can be identified accordingly.

A newly-added option of ignore-environment-change is used to decrease environmental motion alarms such as rain, snow, waves, or the moving leaves in the trees. With its multi-screen function, the version 8.5 CMS application can support up to 16 monitors which enable video wall solutions for control rooms displays.

Geovision has also released a PCI-E interfaced video capture card GV-900A. The GV-900A is the first Geovision video capture card that supports a maximum of 32 channels video recording in a single card. It features a total of 240fps at D1 resolution when running on 8 video channels.

Another eye-catching NVR solution from Geovision is the GV-Recording Server for 128 channels of IP video recording. The GV-Recording Server, which supports ONVIF, PSIA and RTSP protocols, is designed for large-scale installations or multi-site deployments. There are also various models of multi-megapixel Geovision IP cameras, including 5 megapixels, which are due to be launched soon.