Neugent's Linux LX8000 SmartDetect DVR application, which is designed to run on Neugent's powerful hardware MPEG4 DVR capture cards, offer two key features: left/abandoned-object detection and removed/missing-object detection.

"Software and capture card incompatibility is the weakness of many companies that are offering only IVS," says Michael Jang, CEO of Neugent "In order (for customers) to eliminate the taxing search for the compatible capture card, we've just simply added smart surveillance capabilities to our existing line of solutions"

Neugent's Linux LX8000 SmartDetect DVRs are intended for use mainly for the transportation, real-estate and retail industries. They can be used for tailored alarm generation when an object is left in a busy scene (such as a bag in an airport or subway station) or when an object is suddenly removed from its place (such as missing paintings/thefts in art galleries, schools and museums). Illegal parking violations and roadblocks can be detected, as well. Motion detection settings allow you to define areas (or zones) on the screen where you want to detect any visual changes. Once a change is detected, alert notifications can be sent to multiple destinations, both on and off site via email or SMS. Automatic live view capability via 3G for mobile phones is also available.

Neugent's Linux LX8000 SmartDetect DVRs are well-suited for different environments and different levels of activity. "With the Linux LX8000 SmartDetect DVR, you can streamline security operations, make better use of resources and reduce overall expenditures," says Michael Jang.