SIA has identified alarm and access control components, cameras and smoke detectors as some product categories impacted by the new tariffs. The tax hikes will most likely increase the costs of these products, which will be passed on to end users.
The enhanced Performance Series video cameras feature new face detection and smart search tools that eliminate hours of video review.
Here’s how to utilize thermal sensors when traditional cameras may fall short, like during challenging weather conditions such as rain or snow.
If more tariffs on products made in China go into effect this January, the cost of campus security equipment will increase.
The school district has implemented Vicon’s Valerus VMS, and trained its technical team to install, program and troubleshoot the solution.
The 2019 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) contains a provision barring U.S. government agencies from purchasing Dahua and Hikvision products, including their OEMs.
OpenEye’s new line of outdoor IP bullet cameras includes an autofocus lens, true WDR and H.264 smart encoding technology.
The Centry help point includes a camera integrated right into its faceplate and is the first device to be powered by EmerComm, Code Blue’s new device operating system.
A House bill, which requires Senate approval before it can become law, prohibits the U.S. government from purchasing equipment made by several other Chinese firms, along with OEM gear.
Dahua Technology says its new facial recognition technology is designed for places with high throughput traffic and risk of theft.
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