New Ocularis LS Delivers Uncompromised Mobility and Superior Performance

New Ocularis LS Delivers Uncompromised Mobility and Superior Performance

  • Sep 16, 2013

New Ocularis LS Delivers Uncompromised Mobility and Superior PerformanceOnSSI announces the introduction of the company’s latest product, Ocularis LS, the newest addition to the company’s family of VMS solutions – Ocularis PS, Ocularis IS, Ocularis CS and Ocularis ES. The new Ocularis LS features comprehensive VMS and PSIM functionality for streaming, recording and managing an unlimited number of cameras. Designed for mobility without compromise, the new Ocularis LS also incorporates revolutionary edge recording support for local recording on the camera in the absence of network connectivity, and automatic and seamless download of the recorded video when in range of the network. Ocularis LS is ideal for buses, trains, mobile law enforcement and medium to large facilities.

“Ocularis LS provides comprehensive control and real-time situational awareness over medium to large systems. Never before has the industry seen such a seamless solution for mobile public safety applications,” said Ken LaMarca, vice president, OnSSI. “The introduction of Ocularis LS further demonstrates the power of the Ocularis VMS and PSIM engine to accommodate virtually any video surveillance application and system configuration.”

Ocularis LS provides comprehensive management and control of all video devices and recording servers from a centralized location with unlimited scalability. Its 64-bit architecture accommodates an unlimited number of cameras, edge recording capability with automatic or flexible retrieval, a powerful management interface for easy system administration, configuration reports for document configuration settings and a system status monitor.

Ocularis LS also supports OnSSI’s innovative mobile and web add on, featuring the innovative High Definition Interactive Streaming (HDIS) technology to deliver multiple HD camera streams, live or recorded, at full resolution and frame rate, over limited bandwidth to an iPad or approved mobile device. This breakthrough technology delivers the fastest and highest resolution mobile and web video delivery solution available.

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