Archive for August, 2006
Yesterday we participated in the inaugural IP-in-Action LIVE event in Chicago, put on by the IP UserGroup USA. Over 100 attendees, eight different presentations by industry experts, and 16 exhibitors made for a full day of informative and productive activities.
The Exacq booth was certainly busy all day. The true hybrid nature of the exacqVision product line was of great interest, as it provides a seamless integration of full-resolution and full-frame rate analog cameras with the latest generation of megapixel IP video cameras. We spoke with a number of system integrators, manufacturer Reps, A&Es, and security journalists, as well as IP security equipment vendors wanting to integrate their product with exacqVision.
Our thanks to Bruce Doneff of the IP UserGroup USA for a successful premier event, and we look forward to the next IP-in-Action LIVE event in New York in November. Some pictures from the event are available on our flickr page here.
August 30th, 2006
We’re off to Chicago tomorrow for the inaugural IP-in-Action LIVE conference sponsored by the IP UserGroup USA, an offshoot of the European IP UserGroup. We will be showing the powerful hybrid capability of our exacqVision product line, both the capability for IP camera-only solutions as well as the seamless integration with analog video in our hybrid systems.
ExacqVision provides a common user client for all sizes of systems, whether they be single cameras connected to a laptop or hundreds of analog and IP cameras in an enterprise. The exacqVision client features a clean, contemporary user interface that is both powerful and easy to use. Advanced search capabilities enable searching and playback across any number of cameras from any location. With four-camera software solutions starting at under $200, the exacqVision product line is ideal for all video surveillance applications, small to large.
The handout for the show, pictured above, is available here. The IP-in-Action LIVE event starts at 8:00 am on Tuesday, August 29, 2006, at the ADA Conference Center in downtown Chicago.
August 28th, 2006
ATM Plus, of Cincinnati, is a premier regional supplier for ATM products and services and electronic security equipment for financial institutions in Ohio, Indiana, West Virginia and Kentucky. ATM Plus is exhibiting at a number of financial conferences in this territory over the next few weeks, and the exacqVision Financial Network DVR video surveillance product line is one of the key products on display.
ATM Plus and the exacqVision Financial product can be seen at these upcoming shows:
- Kentucky Bankers Association Expo, Sept 9-10, Louisville
- Indiana Credit Union League Convention, Sept 21-22, Indianapolis
- Community Bankers Assoc of Indiana, Sept 22-23, Indianapolis
- Kentucky Credit Union League, Oct 26-27, Louisville
- West Virginia Law Enforcement & Security Expo, Nov 8-9, Charleston
August 21st, 2006
We’ve updated the exacqVision spec sheet.
The new version of the spec sheet is dated 9 August 2006 and is available for download here. This latest spec sheet adds information on the upcoming 4-input systems along with a more in-depth focus on the use of megapixel IP cameras with the exacqVision platform. In addition, new screenshots are included showing the powerful multi-camera search and playback mode.
Download the latest exacqVision spec sheet here. PDF format.
August 9th, 2006
Exacq Technologies recently joined the IP UserGroup USA as an Affiliate member.
The IP UserGroup USA is a dedicated Security Technology Forum providing unparalleled education on IP within physical security applications. The group was launched at the 2006 ISC West show in Las Vegas as the US division of the original IP User Group based in Europe. The entire organization now boasts nearly 14,000 members worldwide.
Individual Membership to the group is FREE and offers security professionals, end users, security dealers, consultants, system integrators and VAR’s to gain the much needed IT and Networking knowledge for today’s IP physical security systems.
As an affiliate member, Exacq will be a featured exhibitor at the upcoming IP-In-Action LIVE show to be held August 29th in Chicago. Our own exacqVision system will be on display at our booth. We will be available to give live demos and answer your questions on our scaleable, seamless IP and analog digital video recorder. CLICK HERE to join the group and register to attend the show.
August 9th, 2006
Our own Dave Underwood, President of Exacq Technologies, was recently interviewed by Security Products magazine for their annual ASIS Pre-Show Selection Guide, which is distributed in the August 2006 issue of the publication.
Click here to read the full interview.
See the latest from Exacq Technologies at the ASIS International 52nd Annual Seminar and Exhibits in San Diego, California. We will be located in booth #2048 where we will show off the latest features available with the exacqVision Network DVR.
August 3rd, 2006
We are pleased to announce that we have appointed DS2 Marketing, Inc, based in Blue Springs, MO, as our as our newest Manufacturers Representative to offer the exacqVision Network DVR line of products in the central Midwest states of Missouri, Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa, and southwest Illinois.
DS2 Marketing can be reached by calling 1-636-898-1531 or by e-mail here. A complete listing of all of our North American Sales Representatives can be found on our website here.
August 3rd, 2006
Last week we hosted our distribution partner in Japan, Sun System Supply, at our offices in Indianapolis.
Sun System has identified key opportunities for exacqVision in Japan due to the versatility of the product. From small, IP camera-only installations to large enterprise systems, exacqVision provides a common user interface and feature set across all sizes and complexities of systems. ExacqVision provides a seamless integration of analog and IP cameras, including the megapixel IP cameras so useful in large-area surveillance. ExacqVision allows for the easy integration of other products, such as access control systems, video analytic software, and sensor-based systems through an open API.
ExacqVision has been designed for easy localization, and we are working with Sun System to completely localize the software for the Japanese market. Sun is also developing collateral material, sales guides and user manuals for the Japanese market.
August 1st, 2006