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Report from Miami Beach: Exacq at AFSE 2006

July 19th, 2006

We’ve been at the Americas’ Fire & Security Expo in Miami Beach this week. This show boasts the largest concentration of Latin American security dealers, integrators and distributors of any US-based show. We have been meeting with a number of existing customers, as well as with a number of prospective customers to partner with to sell our exacqVision products throughout Latin America.

A common thread in all of these discussions has been the emerging IP-based video surveillance products, and which products really work and which ones don’t, and which manufacturers are properly addressing this segment with the right kinds of products. We were certainly gratified to see the extreme interest in exacqVision and its ability to seamlessly merge analog and IP cameras. The key points of interest that everyone mentioned about exacqVision were the true hybrid nature of merging the two types of video sources, the ability to configure IP-only based systems in addition to hybrid systems, the ability to merge IP video of any resolution including the megapixel IP cameras, the ability to view analog outputs on spot monitors from even the IP cameras coming in to the system, and the localization of the exacqVision client software into Spanish and Portuguese.

Our friends at Security Dealer magazine, publisher Peter Harlick and editor Susan Brady, filed this report on the first day’s activities on their online portal, SecurityInfoWatch.com, and were kind enough to mention Exacq Technologies’ presence at the AFSE show.

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