MATE Intelligent Video Integrates With Pelco’s Sarix IP Camera

  • Oct 15, 2009

MATE Intelligent Video, a provider of video analytics, and Pelco by Schneider Electric recently announced the successful integration of the Pelco Sarix network camera and MATE's Behavior Watch and Count Watch v4.2.2 products.

MATE's behavior recognition and object counting applications combined with the Sarix imaging performance provide a cutting edge intelligent video system featuring H.264 compression, minimized bandwidth and focused alarms using MATE's unique rule dependency -- the ability to define a sequence of events by associating several detection rules using Boolean logic (AND, OR, THEN).

This feature, as well as the Sarix Auto Back Focus capability -- which adjusts and refocuses the camera automatically for day and night modes, make detection more reliable and accurate.

"Image quality is one essential aspect for good video analytics performance," said Dan Raudnitz, vice president of R&D at MATE Intelligent Video. "Pelco's great innovation in camera technology provides new possibilities in video surveillance."

"We are pleased to have this successful integration of our video security products with MATE's advanced intelligent video surveillance," said Stéphane Lantoine, Pelco business development manager integration EMEA. "Using the combination of MATE's Behavior Watch and Count Watch powerful video analytics with Sarix image quality is a real advantage for our mutual customers."

This integration provides customers an intelligent reliable IP solution with robust video analytics and best of breed camera for advanced imaging and detection technology even in low-light environments.

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