Also new at IACP is Ocularis-X server software, providing clear, detailed and full-motion surveillance video immediately over most web clients. The software manages up to 9 HD video streams at full frame rate, enabling each camera to be played back and reviewed on its own, in full screen, or at the same time as other cameras.

Onssi's Ocularis platform is widely used in citywide surveillance applications across the country and worldwide. The new Ocularis Version 3.5 on display at IACP reflects a renewed and expanded emphasis on system-wide administration and optimised hardware utilisation. Automatic camera licensing enables a system administrator to connect and replace cameras – which are immediately fully operational – whenever convenient. A new 30-day grace period allows system administrators to license new cameras in batches once a month. Ocularis provides the broadest camera and device support in the industry, and is compatible with third-party technologies such as video analytics, access control, environmental detection and more.

Onssi's new Ocularis-X server software uses high-definition interactive streaming (HDIS) technology to deliver up to 9 simultaneous megapixel (HD) video streams to web and devices running a standard web browser, even on a low-speed connection or across limited bandwidth networks such as 3G/4G, broadband and the Internet.

“Ocularis is designed to create the most user-friendly environment for operators. It’s a powerful, easy-to-use tool to enable any police jurisdiction to manage citywide video views to boost law enforcement,” said Gadi Piran, President and CTO, Onssi. “New capabilities of Ocularis 3.5 simplify system administration and increase the ability to manage user privileges granularly, while Ocularis-X now makes it possible to view multiple HD video streams using web access and mobile devices.”