exacqVision Down Under @ Security Australia 2007
July 13th, 2007
Our representative for Australia, Zone Advanced Protection Systems had a booth at the big ASIAL Security 2007 trade show at the Sydney Convention Centre in Australia this week. They were showing their key product lines of exacqVision, ioimage, Sago, and IP cameras from Axis and Arecont Vision, among others.
Many prospects and customers stopped by the booth over the course of the three days of the show. Bill Nolan, the Managing Director of Zone, was certainly enthusiastic about how the show went:
“You guys as we have known from day one have designed a truly, impressive product and you and your crew are to be congratulated,” he told us. “It was a great show for us and you.“
Bill was particularly excited about sales closed at the show that involved exacqVision and megapixel IP cameras. With exacqVision software, you can have multiple views from a single camera, recorded and viewed independently, as if you had multiple cameras. In one case of an outdoor application, one of Zone’s customers has an Arecont 5 Mpixel camera aimed at a point of interest. In one view in the exacqVision IP software is the full wide shot from the camera, and in three other views are particular areas of interest that have been digitally zoomed in. This gives the user the capability of seeing multiple areas of interest simultaneously, as well as the whole view, recording them all independently as if they were separate cameras, but it is all done with one camera. This is a unique feature with exacqVision. This particular user has multiple outdoor sites, and is using multiple Arecont cameras in a similar manner.
Our congratulations to Bill and the crew at Zone for a great show, and our sincere thanks for their continued enthusiasm and support of our products. Zone can be contacted in Australia as follows:
Zone Advanced Protection Systems
www.zoneaps.com.au
Phone: +61-2-9894-7025
e-mail: sales@zonecctv.com
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