U.S. low-cost security thermal imaging camera for civilian monitoring market

According to the German Defense Expert, reported on September 10th, 2012, DRS Technology Corporation of America introduced a low-cost, high-performance Thermal Imager, “Monitor Master” IPUltra. The thermal imager can support digital and analog video, mainly for civil security. And monitor the market.

“Monitor Master” IPUltra is the latest model of the “Monitor Master” series of IP camera products. It uses the patented technology of DRS Technology’s vanadium oxide microbolometer long wave infrared detector with a resolution of 320×240 and special Optimized for IP security networks, it provides clear infrared video images. The camera has a pan-tilt function and is equipped with a variety of fixed-focus adiabatic lenses. The field of view is 40°, 16°, and 9°, respectively, and covers a wide range of monitoring.

"Monitor Master" IPUltra-compatible analog and digital video can be seamlessly connected to analog surveillance systems or IP surveillance systems. When integrated with an IP surveillance network, operators can operate the thermal imager through a remote video management system in the central control room. The compact, light-weight system has a total weight of only 2.33 kilograms and a power consumption of only 12.95 watts, which is as economical as its predecessor, the surveillance master IPElite. In addition, the thermal imager is compatible with the ONVIF interface and the IEEE802.3af standard. The package is IP66 rated and can be used outdoors. Its frame rate can reach 30fps, and the outlet type can be simplified to 9fps. The security market has traditionally used low-light cameras to provide limited detection distances and poor picture quality in harsh environments. The “supervising master” IPUltra has excellent picture quality and environmental adaptability. Substitution of low-light cameras can significantly improve important facilities and large scales. The security capabilities of activities, educational institutions and public utility companies.

The main functions of the Vehicle Monitoring System include the following aspects:

1. Safety monitoring: The vehicle-mounted monitoring system can monitor the conditions inside and outside the vehicle in real time, including traffic conditions around the vehicle, driving conditions, etc., to provide the driver with more comprehensive information, help the driver make more informed decisions, and improve driving safety. .

2. Anti-theft and anti-robbery: The vehicle-mounted monitoring system can monitor the situation inside and outside the vehicle in real time through the camera. Once suspicious behavior occurs, such as broken windows, vandalized doors, etc., the system will alarm in time to remind the owner or relevant personnel so that timely measures can be taken to prevent the vehicle from being stolen. Robbery.

3. Accident recording: The vehicle monitoring system can record video and data while the vehicle is driving. When a traffic accident occurs, it can provide strong evidence to determine responsibility and handle insurance claims.

4. Driving Recorder: The driving recorder function in the vehicle monitoring system can record the trajectory, speed, time and other information of the vehicle, so that the driver can play back the video when needed, review the driving process, or submit it as evidence to the relevant department for Resolve traffic disputes.

5. Rear reversing assist: The reversing camera in the vehicle monitoring system can help the driver observe the situation behind the vehicle when reversing to avoid collisions or scratches and improve reversing safety.

In general, the vehicle monitoring system can improve the safety and anti-theft capabilities of the vehicle through Real-time monitoring, alarm reminders, accident recording and other functions, and provide drivers with more comprehensive driving information and protection.