Vicon Industries Inc, the producer of integrated IP video surveillance and access control systems, has introduced the next generation of its Kollector DVRs at the ASIS International Exposition in Anaheim, California. The two new models, named Kollector Strike and Kollector Force, offer faster and more powerful video processing in a smaller chassis than previous Kollector models. In addition, both models offer network connectivity, supporting local and remote IP and megapixel cameras as part of an open platform ViconNet video management system. They support 480 frames-per-second across 16 channels of video and are H.264-ready.
Margie Gurwin, Vicon's director of marketing, says, “While ‘IP video’ is certainly the buzzword within the security and surveillance marketplace these days, DVR-based systems still offer the most cost-effective and popular option for smaller installations and those with analog cabling already in place. Our new Kollector Strike and Kollector Force offer our customers the best of both worlds, providing the immediate benefits of a DVR but with the expandability and functionality of an NVR-based system.”
23 September 2009
08 Feb 2010 10:18
Highways Agency and BBMM collocate to improve services for road users
08 Feb 2010 10:09
IRD awarded Hawaii DOT traffic data collection contract
08 Feb 2010 10:02
Image Sensing Systems’ radar sensors used in Winter Olympics traffic management system
08 Feb 2010 09:57
Ashford Ring Road Project wins top UK planning award
05 Feb 2010 10:21
ASF and Orange combine data to provide real-time info in southern France
05 Feb 2010 10:18
Houston TranStar launches iPhone-optimized traffic website
NEW DIGITAL EDITION:
The January 2010 issue of Traffic Technology International is now online.

NEW DIGITAL EDITION:
The January 2010 issue of Vision Zero International is now online.

The launch issue of Intertraffic World is now online.
• Click here to read digital version
• Click here to subscribe

NEW DIGITAL EDITION:
Tolltrans 2010 is now online.
• Click here to read digital version
• Click here to subscribe
