Latest News from Redvision CCTV
Redvision welcomes Guy Hucker as the new Operations Manager of its manufacturing site in Hampshire.
We are delighted to welcome Guy Hucker into Redvision as our new Operations Manager of the manufacturing site in Hampshire. The Operations Manager is the glue that holds a company together; they are not only responsible for many of the vital processes and procedures that are key to the day-to-day running of the company, but they also act as the liaison for both staff and customers. We already know Guy is a fantastic fit for the company as ten years ago, Guy worked in the production area for Redvision. There he gained great insight not only into product manufacturing but into the running of the company from the ground up. Thanks to his MBBS and BSc from Imperial College London... Read More
Redvision welcomes Tim Cocks as the new Redcop Divisional Manager of our manufacturing site in Hampshire.
We are delighted to welcome Tim Cocks as the new Redcop Divisional Manager of our manufacturing site in Hampshire. Redvision is undergoing great growth and change with our continued expansion throughout the UK and our ever-growing product portfolio, including the upcoming launch of the X4 COMMANDER™, our new PTZ camera. As our Redcop Divisional Manager, Tim will be crucial to the expansion of the company. Tim brings with him an incredible wealth of knowledge after many years working not only in the CCTV industry, but in Electronic Security Systems as well. He is both a Member of the Institute of Engineering & Technology and a Member of the Security Institute. These professional post nominals demonstrate Tim’s skill and expertise and... Read More
Redvision's VMS1000 IPX Analytics provides PPE face mask, goggles and helmet detection.
The Redvision VMS1000™ IPX Analytics uses Artificial Intelligence and Deep Learning to recognise people, vehicles and objects and how they behave. The IPX 'Helmet and PPE' analytics can tell if a person is wearing a hard helmet, PPE mask and/or goggles. IPX Analytics allow logical rules to be applied, so that an alarm is only raised when the exact combination of objects are seen, or not seen, together. For example, if a person is wearing, or not wearing, a helmet, PPE or goggles and breaching site regulations. In the example below left, an alarm has been triggered (yellow box) to show a person is wearing a PPE mask and goggles, but no helmet. Below right, an alarm has been triggered... Read More