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Video surveillance is an essential element of any security system. It allows setting control over objects of any difficulty. Usage of video surveillance systems provides not only on-monitor control of the object’s zone, but recording of the image on electronic media. Another great feature of the modern surveillance systems is that they do not require highly qualified stuff. This makes them more available and widely spread. Our company has been working for more than 10 years in the video surveillance market. During this time we made a great contribution to the development of this field. We offer intelligent video surveillance systems that provide surveillance of different types of objects. Common computers with video capture boards are used as recording devices. They have wide functionality range, high performance, big archive capacity, and usual for PC users interface. Another our achievement is network solution based on IP-cameras, so called IP-video surveillance. Such systems do not require additional communication lines, because data is transferred by network infrastructure, based on IP-protocol. Furthermore, control and administration can be carried out from any computer with network access and special software. Our video surveillance solutions: Video surveillance system with ability to record video archive and work with it via network. Overseer View has a flexible configuration and extensible functionality. It is designed for building hybrid video surveillance systems both on small territories and large facilities. Overseer View allows creation of distributed video surveillance systems in the city (country) with unlimited number of surveillance points, network archives, ability of remote administration, flexible duty schedule adjustment, and multi-level separation of access rights. Overseer View IP allows creation of distributed video surveillance systems on the IP-camera basis with unlimited number of surveillance points, network archives, ability of remote administration, flexible duty schedule adjustment, and multi-level separation of access rights.
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