The new Sentinel offers approximately 6 times the pixels available in a standard HD1080p camera, enabling greatly increased pixel density for the same scene. Users can install fewer of these cameras to capture a wider field of view, while maintaining the original pixel density. The next generation 12M Sentinel has been designed to perform beyond the boundaries of most on-camera processing capabilities. Its dual-core CPU has enough processing power to not only deliver multi-streaming forensic quality video with enhanced image processing and noise correction, but also run analytics directly on the camera before pushing video over the network.

The camera’s USB storage feature and available on-camera recording applications can enable an ultra-high resolution recording system. In such an installation, high resolution and high frame rate video can be recorded on-camera for forensic investigations. At the same time, remote servers can retrieve lower resolution video for bandwidth and storage savings.

Engineered for affordability, one 4K Sentinel is often able to replace several lower resolution megapixel cameras, allowing integrators to include these powerful cameras within the framework budget of their current installs.

Iqinvision will be demonstrating the new 4K Sentinel technology at ASIS International in Atlanta, September 29th ~October 1st, 2014.