Geovision has been dedicating its efforts towards providing a unified platform for IP-based surveillance infrastructure.  These results of these efforts will be shown at ISC West 2014 with the presentation of four major themes, each will culminate in a demonstration of state-of-the-art new products while all seamlessly unified across Geovision’s platforms.

Theme One is the Next-Generation IP camera, which will be featuring Geovision’s cloud-centric surveillance infrastructure, the Cloud Series.  Cloud Series delivers nearly all the features a small business may need in an IP-based surveillance installation.  All models in the series support local as well as cloud storage with 1080p recording to provide compelling video quality.  To meet the standards and requirements of various sites, the series offers a wide range of options, including popular model options such as outdoor, indoor, night vision and Wifi. 

A further two new new product portfolios with also make their debuts at the show. First is the Aurora Series with a super low lux sensor for visible video in dimly lit environments with minimum illumination of 0.01 lux, available in 1.3MP and 2MP (0.02 lux for 2MP). Second is the Target Series, which focuses on maximizing the price-to-performance ratio to keep every installation within reach.  As a technical achievement, Geovision adds advanced function cameras to its wide variety lineup including 10MP fisheye, IR fisheye, thermal, 30X IP speed dome, interchangeable lens Unicam, IP LPR camera with built-in recognition engine, WDR-enabled and motorised lens (remote zoom/focus) IP cameras. 

Theme two at the show will be called, Vision of Ubiquity, which will give an illustration of Geovision empowering surveillance professionals with a seamless unified platform experience across every application, from large-scale to single installs.  Featured in this section is GV-VSM, the company’s video surveillance management platform that supports up to 64 IP video channels, with the support to GPU decode function.  Also featuring GV-edge recording manager, which is a decentralised storage feature for more flexible recording, and GV-recording server which receives and records up to 128 channels of IP video.  Geovision will also debut its first Linux-based NVR, GV-SNVR, available in 4, 8, and 16 channels and records both in large and small stream with maximum 16 channels playback simultaneously. 

Theme Three, the CMS section, is designed to highlight the GV-CMS on a 4K monitor delivering overall clear video quality of multiple GV-VMS connected for a centralised perspective at 4K quality.

At the Theme Four area, Integrated Solution, there will be a presentation of the retail solution including 3D people counter and GV-ANPR1200, the all-in-one LPR IP camera with a built-in recognition function.  The access control solution will also be demonstrated, including elevator controller and IP fingerprint reader. 

Visitors to the Geovision booth will also be presented with PoE switches designed exclusively for IP surveillance.  The selection ranges from 10/100Mbps to Gigabit, with 4, 8, 16, and 24 port models, allowing flexible wiring and providing sufficient power for IP cameras in an IP-based surveillance infrastructure.