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Mr. Scott Paul
Pelco by Schneider Electric and Navtech Radar, supplier of the award
winning AdvanceGuard surveillance solution, are announcing the integration
of Navtech Radar systems with Pelco video security cameras and systems.
Operating on the Pelco protocol, Navtech Radar systems are capable of
directing cameras to track objects on the radar system, providing a wide-area
detection and tracking system. “We are pleased to announce the integration
of Pelco video security products with Navtech Radar, a strong technology
partner capable of providing our mutual customers with innovative solutions,”
says Jean-Baptiste Hazard, Schneider Electric Vice President Security
Business Development Asia Pacific. “With the ability to combine the Navtech
Radar systems with our high-quality Pelco video products, this partnership
provides an outstanding surveillance solution for large areas.” For
more information, please click here SecuritySolutionsWatch.com: Please give us an overview of
your background and your role at Pelco by Schneider Electric. SecuritySolutionsWatch.com: Any new product introductions
on the horizon? Scott Paul: Yes! We are very excited to have introduced
a new technology that is leading the way in Image Quality. Sarix with
SureVision technology is a game changer for image quality in the video
security industry. This is a state-of-the-art technology exclusive to
Pelco by Schneider Electric that handles light as well as the naked eye.
SureVision incorporates Wide Dynamic Range, LowLight and Anti-Bloom capabilities
into a single technology. Sarix cameras featuring this technology simultaneously
adjust to bright light, low light and back-light to deliver the best possible
image in the most difficult lighting conditions. SecuritySolutionsWatch.com: On your website www.Pelco.com
it says, Sarix is a groundbreaking technology platform that defines
the next generation of imaging performance. Please give us an overview
of Sarix. Scott Paul: I guess the easiest way to answer that question is to look at the three pillars of Sarix technology. The first is Imaging Science. Sarix delivers best-in-class image quality with advanced lowlight capability and consistent color science. The next pillar is Industrial Design. Simply put, this means that the cameras are designed to save time and money on installation with features like Auto Back Focus (ABF), a service jack and the mini/micro SD card. The final pillar is Processing Power. Sarix features High-Profile H.264 compression for optimized image quality and minimized bandwidth. Sarix also enables users to run both Pelco and OV Analytic suites. More Mr. Dave Stanfield Dave Stanfield: Thank you. It’s a pleasure to be here. I’ve been with Pelco for more than 14 years, holding positions in Product Management, Product Marketing and International Business Development. My current role is as Senior Product Marketing Manager for the product lines we call positioning systems. Effectively my position is to manage the messaging for systems that can be remotely positioned. This includes such iconic brands as Spectra and Esprit, and includes the new high-definition PTZ dome Spectra HD. SecuritySolutionsWatch.com: What are the trends you’re
seeing in HD video and how does Spectra HD satisfy these needs? Dave Stanfield: Customers are demanding end-to-end, high-definition IP video security systems, so that is clearly the direction the industry is moving towards. For Pelco, Spectra HD represents the final piece of our end-to-end HD solution so now our customers have access to a complete offering that includes megapixel fixed cameras, HD monitors and video management systems like as Endura and DS-NVs. SecuritySolutionsWatch.com: We read with great interest in Pelco’s recent announcement that, “Early showings of Spectra HD to customers are creating quite a buzz from all who see it.” Care to elaborate? And, please give us an overview of Spectra HD “family” of products. Dave Stanfield: Thank you. We are indeed seeing a tremendous
response to Spectra HD and sales are reflecting that interest. Ultimately,
I think the buzz is because of the reaction customers have when they first
see the image quality. Spectra HD is able to produce amazingly clear images
thanks to an excellent imager/optics combination that yields up to 1280
x 960 resolution, (more than four times the resolution of a standard definition
dome), and an optically corrected bubble that protects the camera. When
you’re dealing with megapixel cameras you cannot overemphasize the
importance of the dome bubble. These cameras are so sensitive the bubble
effectively acts as a secondary lens that can dramatically alter the image.
That’s why Pelco engineers worked tirelessly to produce a bubble
that would neither distort nor reduce the 960p resolution of the camera.
Mr. Herve Fages
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