IndigoVision Powers Mobile Surveillance Unit Launched by Veridin Systems Canada

  • Jun 08, 2011

IndigoVision, a manufacturer of IP video security solutions, has teamed with Veridin Systems Canada in their development of a Mobile Surveillance Unit (MSU) which was showcased at a major trade show for police and emergency services in April.

The MSU, offered exclusively by Veridin, is a portable trailer with CCTV and monitoring capacity. It provides added, non-intrusive security leverage to event organizers, police, fire and EMS services, as well as corporate clients. Functioning at the heart of the unit is IndigoVision IP technology by way of an IP PTZ camera, Control Center video management software and an AS 3000 NVR.

“Our MSU is a mobile command centre designed to provide operational and tactical support in fast-response situations,” said Colin Doe, CEO of Mississauga-based Veridin. “It’s an innovative solution that’s ideal for use in large and/or high-profile public events such as community festivals, distance events like 10Ks and marathons, and emergency responses.”

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