NVRs and DVRs are critical components of any surveillance system as they are the devices that record the footage captured by one or several security cameras.
This post will outline the differences between the two devices, the features of each and the advantages and disadvantages of both.
Difference between NVR and DVR with Infographics was originally published on http://WEBSITE.com/
Connecticut may be the third-smallest state by area but it boasts some big achievements. For instance, the state is home to literary geniuses like Mark Twain, William F. Buckley Jr., Candace Bushnell, Suzanne Collins, Charlotte Perkins Gilman, Arthur Miller and Maurice Sendak. It boasts an endless array of quint villages, scenic beaches and great seafood. It is home to the number 1 wooden roller coaster in the world. And according to a study by the American Human Development Index, the Constitution State is the best state to live in and citizens are generally happier than those of any other states. The final achievement may be due in large part to the city’s low crime rates.
The 50 Safest Places to Live in Connecticut was first published on http://WEBSITE.com/
When it comes to your business, security should be one of your top priorities. While we want to say that price should not be an issue, we understand that that is unrealistic; for small to mid-sized businesses, price is always going to be play a factor. However, whatever your budget looks like, you should allocate a significant portion of it to security measures. But how much, exactly, are we talking here?
Factors That Influence Commercial CCTV Installation Costs was originally published on http://WEBSITE.com/
As with most technology these days, widespread use of CCTV systems has lead to the hacking and vandalism of whole surveillance systems and their parts.
How To Make Your CCTV System Vandal Proof was originally published on http://WEBSITE.com/
Ever since the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing, city officials have been working on a way to ensure the safety of participants, observers and event volunteers and employees alike. They may have found their answer in the form of drones, or unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV). This past April, the city employed drones with high definition cameras to float above the event and keep a proverbial eye out for threats. Though ground video cameras in place during the 2013 marathon were able to help authorities correctly identify the Tsarnaev brothers, the point of the drones, according to Hank Shaw of the Boston FBI, is to identify a threat before it happens.
Recreational and Non-Recreational Drones Are Becoming Increasingly Popular, But Are Cities Ready? was originally published on WEBSITE.com
Imagine if you could tell a vandal to stop what he was doing when he was in the middle of vandalizing your property…or imagine if you could tell a thief to drop your possessions without actually being in the same room with them. Well, with Talking CCTV technology, you no longer have to imagine such things—you can actually do it. Talking CCTV technology was first put to use in 2003, in Wiltshire, UK, and was intended to stop subjects from littering or to order vandals to disperse. 21 areas throughout the UK immediately followed Wiltshire’s lead, with mayors promising to implement Talking CCTV technology to clean up the streets. While the technology was designed to clean up the streets and enhance residents’ safety, it has been met with a mix of criticism and approval.
Talking CCTV – Communicate With Surveillance Monitored Sites From Anywhere With Internet Access was first published to WEBSITE.com
Video content analysis, or VCA for short, refers to a camera’s ability to automatically analyze video footage to determine temporal and spatial events. Essentially, the technology does the work of a human operator and can detect when things are amiss in any way.
Video Content Analysis: What is it and How is it Changing the Face of CCTV? Read more on: http://WEBSITE.com/
