Fwd: [Peplink] Join Us at Defense Services Asia and Eurosatory 2014 Exhibitions

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From: "Peplink" <newsletter@peplink.com>
Date: April 3, 2014, 5:30:04 AM PDT
To: "John Sokol" 
Subject: [Peplink] Join Us at Defense Services Asia and Eurosatory 2014 Exhibitions
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Peplink Delivers Unbreakable VPN for Defense Applications Peplink, a trusted name in first response and public safety networking, is excited to introduce unbreakable VPN for critical defense communications. MAX Reliability and Performance for Defense Applications The MAX cellular router series features certified-tough IP67 all-weather enclosures, multiple embedded 4G LTE/3G, and unbreakable VPN technology for reliable and fast data, voice, and video in harsh environments. Peplink will be demonstrating our unbreakable VPN solutions and other networking innovations at this year's Defense Services Asia and Eurosatory. Open only to vendors meeting stringent requirements, DSA and Eurosatory showcase defense technology from world's top aerospace, defense, security, and advanced technology companies. Exhibition Details Defense Services Asia 2014 (April 14-17) Stand No.: 5P01U2 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia http://www.dsaexhibition.com/ Eurosatory 2014 (June 16-20) Stand No.: 5 EF 761 Paris, France http://www.eurosatory.com/  Come Join Us at DSA and Eurosatory Meet the Peplink team and learn more about our unbreakable VPN solutions for critical communications, and infrastructure and facilities protection at the DSA and Eurosatory 2014.   Peplink / Pepwave, 800 West El Camino Real, Mountain View, CA 94040, United States © 2014 Peplink / Pepwave. All Rights Reserved.

Fwd: Visit Videology at ISC West Booth 31086

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From: Jeff Siwy @videologyinc.com 
Date: Wed, Mar 26, 2014 at 4:10 AM
Subject: Visit Videology at ISC West Booth 31086

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March 26, 2014. Greenville, RI USA/Uden, The Netherlands VISIT VIDEOLOGY AT at Booth 31086 Miniature H.264 Encoder Family Now With 3G/4G HD digital 1080p and analog simultaneous input to H.264 encoding and multi-stream outputs Two audio inputs USB Port for mass storage and 3G/4G cellular modems and GPS interface 32GB of SD recording with no frame loss, overwrite option PoE - Power over Ethernet (third board) SDK is PSIA compatible USB Cameras for Photo Identity Systems ePassport, enrollment, visitor management 1.3 megapixel progressive scan sensor FIPS 201 compliance (in conjunction with appropriate software) Optional FLASH version (24C7.38USB-F-L8) TWAIN, DirectX and WDM compatible Digital High-Definition Imaging Cameras Progressive scan, 3.1 megapixel sensor with RGB color filter Wide Dynamic Range 100dB 30fps at 1080p (1920 x1080) resolution Small compact board design HDMI & SDI video output available If you wish to receive more information, please contact us at any time! VIDEOLOGY IMAGING SOLUTIONS is an ISO 9001 registered video camera manufacturer serving industrial, machine vision, biometric, security, IP and specialty OEM markets worldwide. We Know Imaging — We Make Cameras Press Inquiries: cethier@videologyinc.com Product Inquiries: sales@videologyinc.com www.videologyinc.com 37M Lark Industrial Parkway • Greenville, RI 02828 • 401-949-5332

Fwd: quotation of car camera

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From: lisa liu <lisaliu290@yahoo.com>
Date: Tue, Apr 1, 2014 at 11:14 PM
Subject: RE: quotation of car camera
To: john.sokol

Dear John,

This is Lisa Liu in charge of overseas market from R-Senda. We met in India exhibition. Are u still looking for car DVR, and i am thinking if there is any chance i introduce several models to u? or can u tell me which model do u need?

Some pics were attached, pls check them.

If u have any other questions, just feel free to let me know.

Thanks and best wishes.

Yours .

Lisa

http://www.aliexpress.com/store/1172003

Email: lisaliu290@yahoo.com

Skype: lisaliu290

Mb: +86 188 1902 6025

US Vehicles Will Soon Require Rear-View Cameras

http://www.designntrend.com/articles/12274/20140401/us-vehicles-will-soon-require-rear-view-cameras.htm

The federal government has ordered that all new cars are equipped with rear visibility camera's starting in 2018. This comes one day before a federal appeals court handles a case in which it is being demanded. 

Sony's 13-inch Digital Paper is the first device to use a flexible e-ink display

http://www.extremetech.com/computing/179386-sonys-13-inch-digital-paper-is-the-first-device-to-use-a-flexible-e-ink-display

After almost a year of agonizing posturing by Sony, the semi-flexible 13.3-inch Digital Paper has finally been unveiled. For $1100, you can get your hands on the thinnest, lightest A4-sized e-ink tablet. The Digital Paper supports stylus input, has built-in WiFi, and lasts up to three weeks on a single charge. The key technology here is the new Mobius display from E Ink, which is very light and highly flexible — though it isn’t clear how much of that flexibility made it into the final Digital Paper product.

When it comes to displays, the problem — as far as weight and flexibility are concerned — has always been the substrate. The liquid crystals, the organic diodes, the capsules of ink, the transistors, the wiring — all of the key display stuff is already light and flexible. But you have to build all of that stuff on something heat-resistant and transparent —  i.e. glass. Glass is heavy (especially at larger sizes), and it’s very brittle (especially when it’s thin, which is necessitated by weight constraints). Glass is a terrible display substrate, basically, but sadly there hasn't been another option. Until now.

In the last few years, thanks to the development of new materials and low-temperature manufacturing techniques, it’s now possible to build displays with plastic substrates. These plastic displays are cheaper, lighter, and flexible (and thus more resistant to certain kinds of damage, too). Enter E Ink Mobius, which is basically the same e-ink tech as Pearl or Carta (found in various Kindles and other e-book readers), but on a flexible substrate. The E Ink website says that the Mobius display is 13.3 inches on the diagonal (i.e. the size of a piece of A4 or letter paper), with a resolution of 1600×1200 and the ability to show 16 levels of grayscale.

Sony’s Digital Paper, with stylus

When we first saw the technology back in May 2013, Sony helpfully had some of the Mobius displays outside of their chassis, so that you could marvel at their flexibility. Unfortunately, for the commercialized version of Digital Paper, there is once again a plastic bezel around the outside of the display. The Digital Paper website says nothing about flexibility, but in the video you can see some Digital Paper prototypes that appear to be at least semi-flexible, or not entirely rigid. In all likelihood, Digital Paper will probably flex a lot more than your iPad, and it will probably survive if you sit on it, or drop a book on it — but you can’t roll it up. That’s the next step, when we commercialize flexible batteries and circuitry.

At $1100 (shipping in May), Digital Paper is being pitched at education, business, and legal environments. Digital Paper appears to only support PDFs, but the website implies that software is included to convert Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files to PDF format. Stylus input appears to be accurate and high-resolution, though e-ink’s refresh latency might cause you some mental discomfort. 4GB of internal storage and a micro SD slot should give you plenty of space for annotating textbooks and documents. At just 357 grams (12.6 ounces), Digital Paper is by far the lightest large-screen tablet on the market, too (the iPad Air is a chunky 469 grams). Hopefully this is the beginning of an exciting, flexible-and-light-weight computing revolution!

Water In WebGL - One You Have To See

http://www.i-programmer.info/news/144-graphics-and-games/6973-water-in-webgl-one-you-have-to-see.html

The Ultimate Spy Camera Will Be Lensless And Thinner Than A Pencil Point

From:
http://thecreatorsproject.vice.com/blog/the-ultimate-spy-camera-will-be-lensless-and-thinner-than-a-pencil-point

As if today in tiny technology couldnt get any better, research scientists at Rambus have released details on the technology that could potentially revolutionize camera-imaging: utilizing a spiral-shaped sensor that maps light, and then lets a computer reconstruct the rest, these clear, glass-based cameras no longer need lenses—and can be reduced to sizes thinner than a pencil point. 

Images via

While the technology still has nowhere near the sensor-capabilities of even today's most low-end cell phone camera, it's the mechanism behind these tiny technologies that have us looking towards the future.

Instead of "seeing" the image in the way that a lens allows reflected light to hit a digital camera's CMOS ("complementary metal–oxide–semiconductor") imager, these are sensors that effectively filter available light into a spiral, which a computer is able to "reconstruct" to the likeness of the original image. Talk about a nightmare for image theory... 

Below, an image of what the lens-free cameras "see," followed by its computer reconstruction, followed by the original image. Not bad, eh?

While there's still no word on when these gadgets will become readily available to consumer technology, we've got a funny feeling when they catch on, we'll all be seeing things a little differently. 

Check out video footage of the lens-free camera technology making its debut at the Mobile World Congress. h/t Yahoo! News & MIT

Facebook Buys Oculus Rift For $2 Billion

http://www.oculusvr.com/

http://kotaku.com/facebook-buys-oculus-rift-for-2-billion-1551487939

http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2014/mar/27/oculus-rift-facebook-buy-out-kickstarter

Mark Zuckerberg  (FACEBOOK STATUS MESSAGE) 

March 25 at 2:30pm · Palo Alto, CA · 

I'm excited to announce that we've agreed to acquire Oculus VR, the leader in virtual reality technology.

Our mission is to make the world more open and connected. For the past few years, this has mostly meant building mobile apps that help you share with the people you care about. We have a lot more to do on mobile, but at this point we feel we're in a position where we can start focusing on what platforms will come next to enable even more useful, entertaining and personal experiences.

This is where Oculus comes in. They build virtual reality technology, like the Oculus Rift headset. When you put it on, you enter a completely immersive computer-generated environment, like a game or a movie scene or a place far away. The incredible thing about the technology is that you feel like you're actually present in another place with other people. People who try it say it's different from anything they've ever experienced in their lives.

Oculus's mission is to enable you to experience the impossible. Their technology opens up the possibility of completely new kinds of experiences.

Immersive gaming will be the first, and Oculus already has big plans here that won't be changing and we hope to accelerate. The Rift is highly anticipated by the gaming community, and there's a lot of interest from developers in building for this platform. We're going to focus on helping Oculus build out their product and develop partnerships to support more games. Oculus will continue operating independently within Facebook to achieve this.

But this is just the start. After games, we're going to make Oculus a platform for many other experiences. Imagine enjoying a court side seat at a game, studying in a classroom of students and teachers all over the world or consulting with a doctor face-to-face -- just by putting on goggles in your home.

This is really a new communication platform. By feeling truly present, you can share unbounded spaces and experiences with the people in your life. Imagine sharing not just moments with your friends online, but entire experiences and adventures.

These are just some of the potential uses. By working with developers and partners across the industry, together we can build many more. One day, we believe this kind of immersive, augmented reality will become a part of daily life for billions of people.

Virtual reality was once the dream of science fiction. But the internet was also once a dream, and so were computers and smartphones. The future is coming and we have a chance to build it together. I can't wait to start working with the whole team at Oculus to bring this future to the world, and to unlock new worlds for all of us.

Telemba: World Cheapest Tele-presence Robot Kit

Android on a Roomba.

Telemba is a affordable tele-presence robot kit. You can control the robot as a avatar of yourself, from distance via Internet. It consists of your Roomba, your Android tablet, and some parts we provides. You can own your robot very low cost if you have a Roomba and Android tablets! Check it out!

Homepage of the project (in English)
https://sites.google.com/site/telemba...

Follow us on twitter @telemba_en

Telemba(テレンバ)は、とても安価なテレプレゼンス・ロボットキットです。ネ­ット経由でロボットを動かしながら、その場にいるかのようにおしゃべりすることができ­ます。ルンバとAndroidタブレットをつなぐ部品と基板で構成されています。とに­かく安く、ロボットが手に入ります！ぜひチェックしてみてね！

プロジェクトのホームページ（日本語）
https://sites.google.com/site/telemba...

Broadcom location chip promises longer wearables and true-AR

http://www.slashgear.com/broadcom-location-chip-promises-longer-wearables-and-true-ar-20317563/

BCM4771 is the first Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) 

MicroView: Chip-sized Arduino with built-in OLED Display!

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1516846343/microview-chip-sized-arduino-with-built-in-oled-di

GENERAL SPECS

• Support for the Arduino™ IDE 1.0+ (OSX/Win/Linux)
• 100% Arduino™ Compatible
• Built-in 64x48 OLED display
• Direct 3.3VDC - 16VDC power input, no power regulator needed
• Standard DIP Package
• Breadboard friendly or direct solder

HARDWARE SPECS

• Display: 64x48 OLED Display
• Microcontroller: ATmega328P
• Operating Voltage: 5V
• Input Voltage: 3.3VDC - 16VDC
• Digital I/O Pins: 12 (of which 3 provide PWM output)
• Analog Input Pins: 6
• Flash Memory: 32 KB
• SRAM: 2 KB
• EEPROM: 1 Kilobyte
• Clock Speed: 16 Mhz
• No other components required

A microscope with a gigantic multitouch display

 The multitouch microscope is an innovation developed by researchers at the Institute for Molecular Medicine Finland (FIMM) in collaboration with MultiTouch, a Finnish company.

 The innovation is based on two technologies created in Finland: virtual microscopy and a giant-size multitouch display. Traditional microscopes can only be used to examine a small part of a sample, says Johan Lundin. A virtual microscope can be used to create a comprehensive montage of the sample. The montage can consist of as many as 50,000 images. The result is an entirely new way of performing microscopy: by touching a table- or wall-sized screen the user can navigate and zoom within a microscope sample in the same way as in a conventional microscope.

Watch the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ihaM3DvyUHE

 Source: http://www.fimm.fi/en/news/gigantic_multitouch_displays_become_microscopes/

Bot & Dolly and the Rise of Creative Robots

http://www.businessweek.com/articles/2014-03-20/bot-and-dolly-and-the-rise-of-creative-robots

TiVo founders have created a new video entertainment experience

http://qplay.co/

From the advert on facebook:

Buy Qplay now for $49 to join the early adopter release. Limited availability.

Infinite Qs of Video
Qplay automatically curates great videos based on your interests. Works on your iPad & TV.

Scientists develop thinnest LEDs that are stronger, more energy efficient | Business Standard

http://www.business-standard.com/article/news-ani/scientists-develop-thinnest-leds-that-are-stronger-more-energy-efficient-114031100860_1.html

Video chat with your dog.

Petchatz  $349.00

This interactive pet-cam thing lets you video chat with your pet when you’re away. You can also set it up to give him a treat or a “sniff” of the stuff he loves most. If he’s sleeping or busy giving his undercarriage a tongue-bath when you call, you can even record a video your pet will surely appreciate when he gets around to watching it.

http://www.petchatz.com/ 

How to get $4,274,700,000 worth of art on your TV using Google Chromecast

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From: <prhacker.com>
Date: Friday, March 7, 2014
Subject: Story Idea: How to get $4,274,700,000 worth of art on your TV using Google Chromecast (Video Technology Magazine)
To: John Sokol

John --

I'm writing to suggest a timely tech story for Video Technology Magazine:  How anyone can put $4.2 billion dollars worth of art in their TV using Google Chromecast.

High-end art used to be just for the rich and famous -- something to appreciate at The Louvre or purchased at Sotheby's.

But now Google Chromecast is making billions of dollars worth of art available to everyone;  Much of the world's greatest art has just become available for free so that anyone, anywhere, can stream it direct to their TV, using Artkick [www.artkick.com] -- a free app that turns home TV's into a digital frame for world-class art.

Now a billionaire's collection of visual masterpieces are available for display in your home today, including:

* $1,000,000,000:  'Mona Lisa' by Leonardo da Vinci
* $269,400,000:  'The Card Players' by Paul Cezanne
* $200,000,000:  'The Concert' by Johannes Vermeer
* $200,000,000:  'The Wedding Dance' by Pieter Bruegel the Elder
* $155,800,000:  'Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer I' by Gustav Klimt
* $150,000,000:  'Self-Portrait (with straw hat)' by Vincent van Gogh
* $141,500,000:  'Bal du Moulin de la Galette' by Pierre-Auguste Renoir
* $122,200,000:  'The Scream' by Edvard Munch
* $109,400,000:  'Irises' by Vincent van Gogh
* $99,700,000:  'Massacre of the Innocents' by Peter Paul Rubens
* $90,000,000:  'The Visitation' by Rembrandt
* $87,500,000:  'Le Mont Sainte-Victoire vu des Lauves' by Paul Cezanne
* $86,200,000:  'Water Lily Pond' by Claude Monet
* $85,000,000:  'Still Life, Drapery, Pitcher and Fruit Bowl' by Paul Cezanne

For the complete list of 32 paintings worth $4.2 billion, just let me know and I can email it over right away.  To display this grand collection of art on any TV, simply download the Artkick app [www.artkick.com] and choose the "Most Valuable Paintings" view list.

I'm also happy to arrange an interview on this Chromecast topic with Artkick CEO Sheldon Laube (the former Chief Innovation Officer of PriceWaterhouseCoopers).  He is available for in-person (San Francisco or New York), phone, or Skype interviews from March 10 - 14.

Thanks,
Ann


Artkick [www.artkick.com], now available for Google Chromecast, transforms millions of internet connected TVs into large interactive picture frames you control with your smartphone or tablet. Van Gogh’s Starry Night, NASA’s Hubble images from deep space, Ansel Adams landscapes, and contemporary photography are all easily and quickly viewable. Artkick is led by tech luminaries such as Sheldon Laube, former Chief Innovation Officer of PriceWaterhouseCoopers, and Abe Ostrovsky, the former CEO and then Chairman of Accelio Corporation (acquired by Adobe in 2002).

Verizon CEO: We see a Netflix deal ahead | ZDNet

http://www.zdnet.com/verizon-ceo-we-see-a-netflix-deal-ahead-7000026988/

Roku Stick: A Direct Chromecast Competitor

http://www.tapscape.com/roku-stick-direct-chromecast-competitor/

Roku has announced a new device, the Roku Stick, which will compete directly with Google’s Chromecast. The Stick will plug directly into a TV via an HDMI port and will be available for $50 compared to the Chromcast at $35.

Report: Google Barge Headed for New Home in Stockton | News & Opinion | PCMag.com

http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2454319,00.asp

TiVo co-founders launch $49 video streamer | Internet & Media - CNET News

http://news.cnet.com/8301-1023_3-57619419-93/tivo-co-founders-launch-$49-video-streamer/

Texas Instruments shrinks its HD DLP Pico projector chip down to 0.3-inches

http://www.dlp.com/pico-projector/pico-product-developers/2trp-chip.aspx

http://www.consumerdealdigest.com/ti-intros-dlp-pico-projector-chipset-based-on-its-tilt-roll-pixel-technology/

http://www.engadget.com/2014/02/23/texas-instruments-hd-dlp-pico-projector/

We wouldn't say that smartphone projectors have exactly caught fire, Samsung's Galaxy Beam notwithstanding. Part of the problem is the extra bulk required by pico projector components, which is where Texas Instruments comes in with its new HD "Tilt and Roll" DLP Pico chipset. They've now got the size down to about 0.3-inches, or about the size of a pencil-tip as shown above. That should let makers of tablets, smartphones and wearables add 120 Hz projector powers to their devices. It's also the chip used in Avegant's Glyph VR headset -- so it might be beaming a movie directly to your retinas at some point in the future.

Hulu Hires Chief Technology Officer | Home Media Magazine

http://m.homemediamagazine.com/hulu/hulu-hires-chief-technology-officer-32600

Nanotechnology Helps 3-D TV Make a Comeback Without Glasses

http://spectrum.ieee.org/nanoclast/consumer-electronics/audiovideo/nanotechnology-helps-3d-tv-make-a-comeback-without-glasses

Chromecast update hits Android devices worldwide, wave of apps to follow | News | TechRadar

http://www.techradar.com/news/portable-devices/other-devices/updated-chromecast-support-hits-android-devices-worldwide-a-flood-of-apps-to-follow-1224977

Blackmagic Production Camera 4K Now Shipping for $2,995 | digphoto.org

http://www.digphoto.org/content/blackmagic-production-camera-4k-now-shipping-2995/71719796

Re: Renault Kwid concept has eye-in-the-sky traffic monitor | Fox News

looks like a 3d print job...

DYI could be the only way, someday, maybe soon...

On Fri, Feb 7, 2014 at 10:44 AM, Jesse Monroy <jesse650@gmail.com> wrote:

homemade wont be far behind.
Jesse

http://www.foxnews.com/leisure/2014/02/07/renault-kwid-concept-has-eye-in-sky-traffic-monitor/?intcmp=HPBucket

Report: Apple Preps Sapphire Plant for Tougher iPhone Screens | TIME.com

http://techland.time.com/2014/02/07/report-apple-preps-sapphire-plant-for-tougher-iphone-screens/

Renault Kwid concept has eye-in-the-sky traffic monitor | Fox News

homemade wont be far behind.
Jesse

http://www.foxnews.com/leisure/2014/02/07/renault-kwid-concept-has-eye-in-sky-traffic-monitor/?intcmp=HPBucket

A Conference Call in Real Life - YouTube

http://youtu.be/DYu_bGbZiiQ

Great commentary on conference calls.

Google Launches $999 Meeting-Room-In-A-Box In Shot At Business Videoconferencing - Forbes

http://www.forbes.com/sites/roberthof/2014/02/06/google-launches-999-meeting-room-in-a-box/

Cats on Roombas are tip of Internet video iceberg, study suggests | Pew Research Center's Internet & American Life Project

http://www.pewinternet.org/Media-Mentions/2013/Cats-on-Roombas-are-tip-of-Internet-video-iceberg.aspx

Fwd: IDS presents IP camera with onboard video server

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From: IDS Marketing Team <marketing@enews.ids-imaging.de>
Date: January 30, 2014, 11:18:51 PM PST
Subject: IDS presents IP camera with onboard video server

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1 2014 Dear Mr. Sokol A happy, healthy and prosperous new year!   We are delighted to present our first IDS newsletter in 2014 which focuses on our new IP camera series!   And as you certainly will have noticed already: Our newsletter benefits from a complete new design too!   Enjoy the new edition Your IDS Marketing Team   Topics IDS presents IP camera with onboard video server The VSE Control Center Accessing stored data – easier than ever Motion detection – a great alternative to light barriers Full control – anytime and anywhere! CMOS technology for best possible image quality Further information to top ▲ IDS presents IP camera with onboard video server IDS presents a standalone camera system with integrated video server for applications within process monitoring, logistics and ITS. The VSE IP camera offers a browser-based, intuitive user interface for simple integration and unseen ease of operation. to top ▲ The VSE Control Center The VSE is immediately ready for use without complex implementation or programming - thanks to the browser-based VSE Control Center which offers simple camera configuration and interactive operation. In addition, the camera works with every web browser; hence it is totally platform independent! Wherever the camera may be used: It can be accessed anytime and anywhere as no software installation is required. A variety of display options guarantee a full overview: from full-screen to snapshots, from instant recordings to various streaming modes. Moreover, MJPEG and H.264 data compression with MJPEG and H.264 streaming results in a significantly lower data volume and thus less memory requirements. Pictures and videos can be accessed at any time as all data is stored directly in the camera. The internal 32 GB memory also ensures that no data is lost. Consequently, events are fully traceable and searching for a particular event or incident is extremely straightforward. The camera also allows to monitor several processes simultaneously with its unique "Remote View" feature: Live videos from multiple VSE cameras are displayed in one single browser window. to top ▲ Accessing stored data – easier than ever Get immediate, instant access to images and videos with a variety of viewing modes: via timeline, event bar or playlist. Great for process monitoring or ITS applications: events are fully traceable, as causes can easily be identified using pre-alarm recordings.   In addition, recording images is very easy too: choose to trigger either via a graphical timeline, software or the integrated, interactive motion detection. to top ▲ Motion detection – a great alternative to light barriers The VSE helps to save costs and valuable time as extra programming effort is unnecessary! Instead of using conventional light barriers, benefit from the VSE's integrated and interactively controllable motion detection which acts as a trigger. Thus this feature is particularly helpful for applications within logistics, eg. for parcel or baggage inspection.   To protect the privacy of employees, unwanted regions can be hidden using a mask mode. to top ▲ Full control – anytime and anywhere! Monitor all processes even from afar with the free of charge "IDS Remote View" apps available for Android and iOS tablets and smartphones. Both apps offer an intuitive, graphical user interface. to top ▲ CMOS technology for best possible image quality Enjoy highest detail accuracy and sensitivity with e2v's 1.3 MP and Aptina's 5 MP CMOS sensors. e2v's 1.3 MP sensor guarantees distortion-free images of moving objects thanks to its global shutter mode making it the perfect choice for application within ITS. Ideal images in all lighting and ambient conditions are guaranteed by the camera's day/night function.   For easy installation the camera and maximum freedom, power can be supplied via PoE (power over Ethernet). This feature allows to power supply and data transfer via one single cable. The camera's ultra-compact design makes integration even easier. to top ▲ Further information Find more detailed information on the VSE IP camera on www.ids-imaging.com.   For downloading the free of charge "IDS Remote View" Apps visit Google Play for the Android or the App Store for the iOS version.

IDS Imaging Development Systems Inc. Business Development Manager: Telefon: 781-787-0048 400 West Cummings Park, Suite 3400 Daniel Seiler Telefax: 781-287-1258 Woburn, MA 01801, USA usasales@ids-imaging.com www.ids-imaging.com