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ASSA ABLOY to Acquire SKIDATA

ASSA ABLOY has signed an agreement to acquire SKIDATA, an international leading provider of access management solutions. “I am very pleased to welcome the SKIDATA team into the ASSA ABLOY Group. This acquisition delivers on our strategy to grow our business in mature markets through

Why Deploy Radar for Wide-area Surveillance Monitoring

An industry leader in the application of radar technology for security surveillance, 360 Vision Technology, the UK manufacturer of rugged HD, hybrid, radar and thermal imaging cameras, is at the forefront of cost-effective radar technology suitable for a broad spectrum of high-security monitoring applications.  “Traditionally, the use of radar systems has been considered

Hikvision and Irida Labs, Launched New Platform for Non-experts to Deploy AI Models Directly Onto Hikvision Cameras

Hikvision Solution Partner, Irida Labs, has announced a new version of PerCV.ai optimized for Hikvision cameras. The new platform enables non-expert systems integrators and security installers to deploy sophisticated, ready-to-use AI models directly onto Hikvision’s HEOP 2.0 devices, such as the DeepinView Series cameras, and create new AIoT-based revenue streams.

Look Wider, Protect Deeper: Dahua Launched Updated MultiVision Series with Larger Monitoring Coverage

Dahua Technology, a world-leading video-centric AIoT solution and service provider, proudly released the updated version of its MultiVision Series tailored to address common monitoring challenges such as insufficient field of view, single direction monitoring, and poor linkage between cameras. With its Panoramic Splicing Series, Multi-direction Series and X-Spans Series,

Sustainability in All Fronts: From Mobile Access to Bamboo Cards

Mobile access control and sustainable cards provide future-proof flexibility for the never-ending endeavors of digital transformation and going green By: Sam Cherif, Senior Director, Regional Business Head, MEA The widespread adoption of smartphones has fundamentally altered how we interact with the world—from online banking to booking services or requesting rides. For