Entries for the category were assessed on product innovation and the significant impact of the product on the current market, alongside customer value and benefits. Earlier this year, a panel of judges consisting of associations, system integrators, installers, and end users chose the finalists for each award category. The online community then voted for their favorite products.

I-Pro provides powerful, cyber secure and NDAA-compliant open edge-AI devices. Its multi-sensor camera range with deep learning intelligence at the edge comes pre-installed with four powerful AI analytic applications but is also open for customisation with other 3rd party analytics to meet customers’ needs. Available with three or four imaging sensors in 4K, 6MP and 4MP resolution, the cameras ensure exceptionally detailed image capture for 180° to 360° vision - adaptable to the installation environment.

All these features come in one of the thinnest and most discreet designs currently available on the market, making the new range ideal for indoor use, and require just one VMS license for the full solution, offering value for money.

“It is less than one year since I-Pro EMEA set out on its AI-fication strategy for the security industry; and the multi-sensors cameras, one of our latest launches, embodies this new strategy, therefore it’s an encouraging milestone to see this product innovation being recognised by the market with a GIT Security Award,” commented Gerard Figols, President of I-Pro EMEA. “In a short time, we have built on our strong heritage of Panasonic manufacturing quality and brought an added customer-focused agility to the market.”

“We have introduced over 100 new products, implemented a Quick Delivery Service for all key models and committed to product availability to ensure our partners can realise their project requirements, despite global component shortage. This underlines I-Pro’s commitment to be a flexible and agile manufacturer for its customers, positioning it as the trusted next generation partner for the security industry,” concluded Figols.