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June 27, 2007
Wilife introduces Video Security System 2.0
Already a leader in integrated home and small business surveillance, WiLife has recently released a new version of its Video Security platform WiLife v2.0, which features compatibility with Windows Vista and a host of other features, including:
Already a leader in integrated home and small business surveillance, WiLife has recently released a new version of its Video Security platform WiLife v2.0, which features compatibility with Windows Vista and a host of other features, including:
- Motion based recording to PC
- E-mail and mobile video alerts
- Remote viewing over an internet connection or a compatible phone
- Easy, plug-and-play setup
- Support for up to six cameras
WiLife (formerly known as Lukwerks) cameras are well-known for their flexibility and easy connectivity. Their innovative powerline "Homeplug" networking allows users to network their surveillance cameras over their existing power systems instead of over a network. This reduces complications in setup, and eliminates problems with bandwidth capacities (a common complaint about IP cameras).
interestedd in learning more about a WiLife video surveillance system? Give one of our experts a call 866-ALPHA-10
Posted By Jennifer on June 27, 2007 5:24 PM | Comments (0)
October 15, 2007
Armida and BlueWave hook up for "Security in a Box"
A new collaboration between Armida Technologies and BlueWave Security aims to integrate video security and access control into one pretty package. Armida is a manufacturer of wireless streaming video products, while BlueWave puts its focus on wireless access control. The joint system will integrate video into BlueWave's access control software package, and will utilize Armida controllers. They're calling it a "video and access control solution in a box."
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Posted By Dan on October 15, 2007 7:48 PM | Comments (0)
December 3, 2007
AT&T launches Remote Monitor service for small businesses
AT&T has entered the video surveillance fray with a new monitoring service geared towards small businesses. The AT&T Remote Monitor service is a package deal that includes IP-based security cameras and environmental sensors. The system can be programmed to automatically send emergency alerts based on motion, temperature changes, or water levels stemming from leaks or flooding. Alerts can be received on wireless handheld devices or on any PC with Web access.
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Posted By Dan on December 3, 2007 11:01 PM | Comments (0)
March 6, 2008
Bosch completes $92 million acquisition of Extreme CCTV
Bosch Security Systems has recently completed a 3-month long acquisition of Security Sales & Integration...
Posted By Jennifer on March 6, 2008 5:56 PM | Comments (0)
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