AxxonSoft to Take Part in ISC West 2012

03/21/2012

AxxonSoft will participate in the ISC West 2012 exhibition to be held on 28-30 March, 2012 in Las Vegas, Nevada, United States. ISC West is one of the major global security events and is annually attended by over 26,000 area specialists. This year, more than 60 exhibitioners from all around the world will be taking part in the exhibition.

AxxonSoft will be showcasing its products and technology at stand 26061. The exposition will feature:

Axxon Smart PRO 2.2 video management software with new functions, such as Interactive Map and TimeCompressor,
Auto Intellect, a comprehensive traffic safety solution. The module can recognize license plate numbers, capture speeding and intersection crossing on red light on photo and video as well as collect traffic data,
Face Intellect, a system to recognize faces and search for similar faces in the video archive
POS Intellect, cashier operations video supervision system which allows remotely obtaining statistic reports using a web interface.

AxxonSoft stand will also demonstrate solutions by Coherent Synchro, a partner company that offers open-source software for security systems 3D visualization. On top of that, for the first time ever the company will also showcase the audio analytics tools by Audio Analytic in integration with the new Axxon Intellect Enterprise release.

Please find further information about ISC West venue and dates at the event’s website.

TimeCompressor is a new video archive analysis technology developed by AxxonSoft. This system displays several moving objects on the screen which have been captured by cameras at different time. A condensed thumbnail presentation like this allows the user to quickly look through all events captured by camera, find the necessary object and immediately watch the corresponding video sequence by simply clicking on the object.

Interactive Map visualizes the location of cameras installed at the facility. It helps understand where the selected camera is located which thus enables one to quickly identify where the event that the camera is capturing is actually taking place.