Intelligent Alarm Video - Arteco Vision Systems - Facility Management Product Release

Arteco Vision Systems
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Arteco has added a pop-up feature to its remote video-monitoring software Arteco-Logic. When activated, the feature only displays video streams from cameras where security violations are taking place in real-time. The feature was designed to help companies capture the benefits of intelligent video systems (IVS) as a tool to reduce false alarms through video verification.

When an event is detected by the IVS, live video pops-up onto the software grid for immediate action. The operator can view the live scene and simultaneously review the recorded video that caused the violation.

The feature is designed to reduce bandwidth load because video is only streamed back to the central station when events take place and are in the process of being acknowledged by security personnel.

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posted: 4/3/2008