StarDot Integrated With Exacq Technologies’ Video Management System

  • Dec 17, 2008

StarDot Technologies, a manufacturer of high-definition IP video cameras, is now integrated with Exacq Technologies Video Management System software, a digital video surveillance solution.

Exacq’s VMS software is a platform that provides a common user interface for video surveillance systems small or large, and can seamlessly merge all video types: analog, IP, standard resolution, megapixel resolution, multiple compression formats and more. It’s designed to be an inexpensive and complete surveillance solution for small, mid-range and enterprise level installations that allow users to fully take advantage of the high picture quality offered by StarDot cameras such as the NetCam SC series.

StarDot’s joint venture with Exacq offers customers a solution covering a wide variety of security applications that require high-speed recording, scalability and strong video clarity.

“The StarDot Video Image Engine processor in the NetCam SC Cameras is an excellent complement to the exacqVision platform,” said Vance Kozik, StarDot’s product manager, “The combination provides an ideal solution for license plate capture, face detail capture or replacing multiple CCTV cameras with a single wide angle megapixel camera.”

"We're extremely pleased to offer support for StarDot's high definition IP video cameras to the exacqVision Video Management System software," said Dave Underwood, president of Exacq Technologies. "The demand for reliable, cost-effective high definition video in the security industry continues to grow and StarDot meets that need."

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