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VMS1000 - Digifort’s Version 7.4 VMS and Analytics Platform offers Enhanced LPR Capabilities
The version 7.4 release of Digifort’s VMS and analytics platform, which powers Redvision's VMS1000, includes significant enhancements to its License Plate Recognition (LPR) feature set. LPR comes as a module within Digifort. It draws on three different recognition engines for plate capture, optimized for different vehicle movement criteria and license plate configurations. This means the engine, which is ideal for fast-moving vehicles on highways, is different to the one used for stationary vehicles in car parks and garage forecourts. Digifort’s LPR module captures plates, designating them as entry or exit from a zone configured in a camera’s field of view. In car park applications, this allows vehicle entry and exit dates and times, length of stay, count, car park occupancy... Read More
Integrated Technologies | Brought to You by Redvision CCTV and SilverNet
Redvision X-Series PTZ Cameras and SilverNet Series 7 BT Managed Switch Redvision CCTV, a leading technology company based in Hampshire UK, and fellow established British wireless manufacturers, SilverNet, have partnered to bring their clients reliable, robust integrated technologies, designed to provide high-performance security solutions. Continuing their philosophy of offering fully integrated, open platform solutions to fulfil the vast array of security and wireless requirements, this latest technology partnership between Redvision CCTV and SilverNet combines the reliable SilverNet Series 7 BT managed industrial Gigabit PoE++ switches with the rugged X-Series range of IP PTZ cameras from Redvision CCTV. Our Technologies Synonymous with rugged, high-quality CCTV solutions, Redvision CCTV design and manufacture the pioneering X-Series range of PTZ cameras, including the X... Read More
How The Hub Deters Criminal Activity in Public Space Applications
Re-deployable CCTV For Public Space Applications Re-deployable CCTV is commonly installed for temporary or semi-permanent public space applications, helping to detect or deter crimes such as anti-social behaviour, vandalism or fly-tipping. Statistics provided by the National Fly-Tipping Prevention Group suggest that in 2021/22, the cost for large fly-tipping incidents alone was £10.7 million to local authorities in England. The installation and deployment of Redvisions rugged 4G CCTV Hub, which local authorities can use to target specific hot-spot areas with the flexibility to move them to new locations, can assist in reducing these incidents. How The Hub Deters Criminal Activity in Public Space Applications Alongside other physical security measures, integrating a CCTV system can aid in deterring and detection of unwanted... Read More
How the CCTV Hub can Protect Vacant Property
The Impact of Vacant property Government data released in November 2022 reveals over a quarter of a million long-term empty residential properties across Britain, excluding the thousands of empty commercial properties. Vacant property refers to the building being devoid of people and belongings. This results in a structure that is vulnerable to problems including vandalism, trespassing and arson; often leading to expensive restoration costs. How The Hub Helps Protect Vacant Property Alongside other physical security measures, integrating a CCTV system can aid in deterring and detection of unwanted criminal activity. The rapid and re-deployable 4G CCTV Hub from Redvision is ideally suited to provide this protection due to its 4G connectivity, detection and monitoring capabilities, and rugged enclosure. Rapidly deployed... Read More
Why Metadata is Better Data for Video Analytics
Metadata technology from the VMS1000 video management system, powered by Digifort, can help create innovative products for physical security, surveillance, and business intelligence applications. In this article, we explore how metadata works and how it can help protect sites and increase the effectiveness of CCTV applications. What is Metadata? “Metadata” is a term used to describe data that ‘informs’ us about other data. In surveillance applications, it is the data relating to changes or events in a video stream. Metadata provides identity and context to the events, so they can be categorised, sorted, searched, and recovered more easily and provide information such as: Real-time alarm triggering and notifications. Post-event, forensic searching. Statistical analysis and reporting. Driving event or motion recording... Read More