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Axis Talks About the Magic of IoT at ISC West Highlighting Three Network-Enabled Products

By Brent Dirks
Apr 05, 2017

Axis Communications pulled more than a rabbit out of its hat during the first day of ISC West on Wednesday. The theme of its annual press breakfast was “The Magic of IoT.”

The company that unveiled the first network camera 20 years ago continues to branch out by highlighting three network-enabled products - a speaker solution, a people counter that uses stereoscopic two-lens technology, and radar detector.

“We are excited to attend ISC West and to showcase our products and solutions there,” said Fredrik Nilsson, VP, Americas, Axis Communications, Inc. “AXIS D2050-VE Network Radar Detector, our newest technology will be on display and can provide accurate and reliable day and night detection, fewer false alarms, which lowers costs and can also integrate into existing security and surveillance systems.”

The AXIS D2050-VE is designed to compliment network camera surveillance and can be used to detect trespasser during the day or night.

And, to no surprise, Axis will also be showing off new cameras at the show in Las Vegas this week including the modular AXIS FA Series that can be used for indoor surveillance and new additions to the AXIS P13 Series - the AXIS P1367 and outdoor AXIS P1367-E and AXIS P1368-E.

About the Author

Brent Dirks is senior editor for Security Today and Campus Security Today magazines.

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