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15/02/2007

Mango DSP and iOmniscient join forces to create an embedded solution

Jerusalem, Israel

Mango DSP, developer of the Raven IVS family, a range of intelligent video servers, has entered a partnership with iOmniscient, developer of the IQ Series, producer of intelligent video surveillance software.

Working together, Mango DSP and iOmniscient are developing the Raven iQ intelligent video server which will possess all of iOmniscient's intelligent capabilities into a single Raven IVS enabling the video analysis at camera level.

Possessing the "brainpower" of iOmniscient's entire IQ Series, the Raven iQ intelligent video server will be able to accurately operate in crowded areas with capabilities including abandoned object detection in a crowd, theft detection in a crowd, crowd and traffic management, counting in a crowd, perimeter protection and intruder detection.

"The decision to partner with Mango DSP was easy to make. Mango DSP are greatly committed to customers and demonstrate a high level of technical expertise, providing exemplary service and dedication to providing highly advanced and efficient surveillance solutions." says Dr Rustom Kanga, CEO, iOmniscient

"iOmniscient has developed high-end advanced surveillance software and technology which provides the capabilities that the homeland security market is eager for. The flexibility and commitment of iOmniscient's staff to its customers and partners ensures us that the joint forces will lead to the Raven IQ - a combined technology of iOmniscient advanced surveillance software embedded into Mango Raven high end video servers." Comments Baruch Peled, CEO, Mango DSP

Video transmission can place heavy and often unnecessary loads on network bandwidth consumption. Although iOmniscient already counters this issue by operating with relatively low frame rates, the Raven iQ Intelligent video server will assist in minimizing this heavy load by enabling the analysis to be completed within the video server itself at camera level, with bandwidth reserved for the times when there is an event to transmit, or for strategic cameras were the constant stream is important.



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