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21 Mei 2017
BOSCH Cloud Services
Bosch announces Cloud-based Services for video monitoring and business support With new Cloud-based Services from Bosch Security Systems, central monitoring stations (CMS) can now take advantage of the growing trend of video monitoring. The Bosch solution brings state of the art video surveillance to CMS while greatly reducing the costs and risks associated with new technology deployments. Already field-proven in Europe, Bosch now makes these services available through central monitoring stations in the Americas. “The video monitoring market is expected to grow at a rate far above traditional monitoring services,” said Chris Larcinese, Regional Marketing Man-ager, Bosch Security Systems, Inc. “This growth is being driven by small and midsized businesses that have similar security requirements as large organizations but that often lack sufficient funds to recruit their own security personnel or invest in professional security technology. There is significant opportunity for central monitoring stations to create new revenue opportunities by solving this business need for their customers.” detail

10 Mei 2015
BOSCH vs AXIS vs SONY
BOSCH Starlight vs AXIS LightFinder vs SONY ipela, which one is the best? detail

1 Januari 2014
MJPEG, MPEG4 or H.264 which one is better?
Selecting the proper imaging technology up front will be one of your most important decisions you will face designing and implementing your network video project. When considering compression options for network video solutions, the following video related issues should be reviewed and carefully considered. Minimum Resolution Image Quality Minimum and Maximum Frame Rates (FPS) Number of Cameras (Scalability) Storage Requirements Available Bandwidth Overall Latency (time difference between live and displayed video) Budget The compression logic used in both MJPEG, MPEG4 and H.264 are beyond the scope of this white paper. Suffice it to say that MJPEG, MPEG4 and H.264 compression algorithms are the most common forms of video compression currently used in the network video industry. detail

8 Juli 2012
GVS1000 Delivers Industry’s Longest Range Active Infrared Imaging System
The Bosch GVS1000 Long Range Imaging System is an integrated day/night, pan/tilt/zoom surveillance solution for critical security applications With 3,280 feet (1 kilometer) of recognition-level imaging and 3,937 feet (1,200 meters) of classification-level imaging. detail

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GVS1000 Delivers Industry’s Longest Range Active Infrared Imaging System

8 Juli 2012

The Bosch GVS1000 Long Range Imaging System is an integrated day/night, pan/tilt/zoom surveillance solution for critical security applications. The GVS1000 system provides full Detection, Classification, Recognition and Identification (DCRI) capabilities in total darkness, meeting the highest level of performance for nighttime surveillance.

With 3,280 feet (1 kilometer) of recognition-level imaging and 3,937 feet (1,200 meters) of classification-level imaging, the GVS1000 delivers the details (e.g., clothing or letters) necessary for determining whether an object or person is a friend or foe. This level of long-range imaging – nearly impossible to obtain with other nighttime surveillance technologies – is often required for critical applications, such as maritime monitoring, transportation surveillance, and extended perimeter security.

The GVS1000 is equipped with advanced optics, including an IR-corrected, long-range lens capable of 60x optical zoom. With a focal length of 12.5-750 mm or 25-1500 mm, the lens works in conjunction with the high-performance Bosch Dinion sensor to produce ultra-high-quality images at far distances in day and night conditions.

The GVS1000 uses two sets of active IR illuminators for both long- and medium-to-short-range nighttime imaging, eliminating the safety concerns commonly associated with laser-based infrared systems. You can control IR illumination manually or configure it to turn on and off automatically using a photocell.

A high precision pan and tilt motor and rugged all-weather design, including weatherproof housing and integrated wiper, ensure the GVS1000 is suitable for precise imaging in the most extreme weather environments. Users can operate the system with a single joystick keyboard controller for maximum simplicity.

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»	21 Mei 2017 BOSCH Cloud Services Bosch announces Cloud-based Services for video monitoring and business support With new Cloud-based Services from Bosch Security Systems, central monitoring stations (CMS) can now take advantage of the growing trend of video monitoring. The Bosch solution brings state of the art video surveillance to CMS while greatly reducing the costs and risks associated with new technology deployments. Already field-proven in Europe, Bosch now makes these services available through central monitoring stations in the Americas. “The video monitoring market is expected to grow at a rate far above traditional monitoring services,” said Chris Larcinese, Regional Marketing Man-ager, Bosch Security Systems, Inc. “This growth is being driven by small and midsized businesses that have similar security requirements as large organizations but that often lack sufficient funds to recruit their own security personnel or invest in professional security technology. There is significant opportunity for central monitoring stations to create new revenue opportunities by solving this business need for their customers.”
»	10 Mei 2015 BOSCH vs AXIS vs SONY BOSCH Starlight vs AXIS LightFinder vs SONY ipela, which one is the best?
»	1 Januari 2014 MJPEG, MPEG4 or H.264 which one is better? Selecting the proper imaging technology up front will be one of your most important decisions you will face designing and implementing your network video project. When considering compression options for network video solutions, the following video related issues should be reviewed and carefully considered. Minimum Resolution Image Quality Minimum and Maximum Frame Rates (FPS) Number of Cameras (Scalability) Storage Requirements Available Bandwidth Overall Latency (time difference between live and displayed video) Budget The compression logic used in both MJPEG, MPEG4 and H.264 are beyond the scope of this white paper. Suffice it to say that MJPEG, MPEG4 and H.264 compression algorithms are the most common forms of video compression currently used in the network video industry.
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