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White Paper: 360-degree technology…A unique perspective.

Technology that enables the capture a 360-degree image is unique. Technology that enables a user to retrospectively track an incident back in time is even more unique. This combination provides customers with total situational awareness—a field of view that encompasses much more than the capability of narrow-field, fixed-view cameras.

A&S International: Fisheye Cameras Do More with Less for Wide-Area Surveillance

Fisheye cameras have been around for years, but real-life adoption seems to be limited. Two reasons for the slow uptake were a limited number of fisheye offerings plus a limited amount of VMS integration. A&S share the latest information on fisheye camera developments, advantages, and tips for selection and installation.

Oncam Grandeye's Evolution Range of 360-degree cameras ONVIF Profile S compliant

Oncam Grandeye is pleased to announce that its Evolution Range of 360-degree cameras have become ONVIF Profile S compliant. Oncam Grandeye’s Evolution range will integrate with third-party products that comply with the ONVIF Profile S specification.

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The US gaming industry's gross revenue in 2009 was close to $100 billion dollars. Close to 40 million people visit Las Vegas every year. In order to remain one step ahead of casino fraudsters and cheats, casino owners have spent millions of dollars on surveillance equipment to protect the casino's assets.

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