网络摄像机-安讯士.ppt

E-SurveillanceRemote Monitoring and CCTV over Network Chirasak Luang-urai Technical Manager DIGITALCOM CO.,LTD. Network convergence All networks are becoming interconnected using IP and the same backbone: Phone networks Office Network Industrial network Surveillance Network Frost Sullivan Report 2001 “The approach of the digital age is unstoppable and soon all media will be in digital form” Network Camera and Video Server market valued at $791 million by 2005, from $73 million 2001 Axis has: 69% share of the Network Camera market 27% share of the Video Server market J.P. Freeman Report 2001 The key market drivers in the Security and Surveillance industries Digital Video Recorders Convergence of computers with CCTV Video distribution via the Internet Merging of Security IT Network Addressable cameras The main benefits of IP – lower TCO Remote accessibility High image quality Easier management Uses existing infrastructure Future proof technology Capacity for integration Network bandwidth requirements Can be controlled Switched networks Event driven frame rate IP-Surveillance Applications Remote Monitoring Save time by monitor equipment, buildings and people, locally or remotely Security Traditional security application (CCTV) for safety of people and property Industrial Images of an industrial process or technical equipment Basic functionality Network Camera and Video Server products Connects directly to IP networks Alarm input, Relay output RS-232 servial port for ISDN/PSTN/Wireless modem connection External audio module available Built-in Web server Web browser interface Support FTP and SMTP Application Programming Interface (API) AXIS ThinServerTM Technology Industry leading Linux based “System on a Chip” designed and optimized for Network Appliances 32 bit RISC Processor Embedded Linux Operating System Web-based architecture 29 patents filed on the technology More than 1,5 million ThinServersTM installed in over 60 countries Axis Success Stor