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NetWatch
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All
video in this area is formatted to run on Windows Media Player. To download video
right click on the Windows Media Icon at the side of the video clip
description and choose save. To run the video from the web site left click on
the Windows Media Icon at the side of the video clip description. |
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This
video clip is a presentational overview of the NetWatch suite of surveillance
products and features. The clip makes reference to the market sectors and
customers that currently employ our products. |
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This is
a short clip showing some of the features of NetWatch as viewed through the
Surveillance Control Station. The clip shows real time image views, alarm activations
and tagging, reviewing of alarm video and integrated mapping. |
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This is
a short clip showing long range target tracking and area denial features,
with integrated mapping and target ranging. The camera used is TI which gives
the system a 24 hour capability. The denial area in yellow gives an advanced
warning of approaching targets. The red line indicated a virtual alarm
barrier. When a target crosses this line an alarm is given. Both warning and
alarm activations are visual and audible. |
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This is
a short clip showing harbor protection. The clip shows people on the pontoon
and in the water being tracked by the system. As the targets pass through the
Virtual trip wires audible and visual alarms are activated. The camera used
is thermal and gives a 24 hour capability. |
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This is
a short clip showing a single thermal MIST camera employed to task two visual
spectrum PTZ cameras and track targets moving around the site. The top left
view shows the thermal tacking view; as the car moves through the virtual
trip wires the two PTZ cameras (top and bottom right) are tasked to move to
positions preset to give a close view of the target. Many vitual trip wires
can be used to increase tracking resolution. |
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This is
a short clip showing a simple application of MIST using a visual spectrum
camera. The system is being employed to monitor and track targets in its
field of view, the example show a man being tracked as he runs across the
field of view. |
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This final
clip shows the application of advanced video intelligence. In this clip we
are identifying a single person within many by behavior. The software
analytics ignores the fielders and second batsman and captures the bowler as
he releases the ball. The output from this analytic is three frames (shown
above) clearly showing the bowler as he releases the ball. The original
requirement for this analytic was to help second umpires make no ball
decisions on foot faults. The video is replayed in this sample in slow
motion, the transform runs at 25 f/s. |
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