The Top 20

Oct 1, 2005 12:00 PM

           

1. AirVisual Inc. INTELLIVIEWER MOBILE COMMAND SYSTEM

   The hosted software application enables visual intelligence available at the command center (i.e., live or archived surveillance camera video, access control and security systems status) to be accessible to security personnel and first responders whether on foot or behind the wheel. Using conventional mobile devices such as tablet and handheld computers, cell phones and PDAs, IntelliViewer helps personnel to be more effective and in control as they protect lives and property.
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   VOTE FOR #1

2. Bosch Security Systems VIDEO JET 8008 DIGITAL ENCODER

   A multi-channel unit with dual streaming, it offers DVD-quality real-time video with a maximum data rate of 30 images per second at 4 CIF over Gigabit Ethernet; using less than half the network bandwidth and storage space of similar models; different frame rates for optimal storage; and integrated hard disk for simultaneous playback and recording and protection against network failure.
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   VOTE FOR #2

3. Commend Inc. ET-901 IP INTERCOM ADAPTER

   The adapter is designed to allow any Commend intercom station (analog or digital; master station or substation) to immediately become IP ready, with full functionality and Commend's expected high audio quality. The ET-901 can be powered locally or over the Ethernet (POE). ET-901 also has an auxiliary uplink port, which allows the ET-901 to share the IP address with another IP device (i.e.: IP camera or computer).
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   VOTE FOR #3

4. DVTel Inc. SCENETRACKER

   The software, based on cutting-edge AVT patented technology, gives a real-world, real-time perspective of multiple cameras in a single integrated scene. The SceneTracker view combines local cameras, distantly located cameras, and non-overlapped cameras like those located between walls and above ceilings. Within the scene, objects or persons can be tracked across cameras, around bends and out of the building, and the tracking area can be zoomed.
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   VOTE FOR #4

5. Eid Passport Inc. RAPIDGATE

   RAPIDGate enables U.S. military and government facilities to tighten security while streamlining access for vendors, contractors, suppliers, and service providers. At no charge to the facility, RAPIDGate gathers ID information for thorough background screening of frequent facility visitors. Qualifying personnel receive state-of-the-art, personalized RFID badges. At access control points, RAPIDGate installs guard stations and handheld systems for authenticating identity using visual and biometric data. This process speeds visitor access and improves facility security and efficiency.
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   VOTE FOR #5

6. Hectrix Ltd. ACTATEK

   An access control and time attendance system, it enhances security, accountability and prevents buddy punching. With its built-in TCP/IP networking and Web server support features, ACTAtek can be accessed any time from anywhere, independent of geographic location, via a standard Web browser. It has a number of authentication tokens, from PIN with built-in CMOS camera, to smart card and fingerprint or a combination of the three. With an IP-rated casing, ACTAtek is weather, water and impact resistant.
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   VOTE FOR #6

7. HID Corp. VERTX CS

   An access control solution operates in a central station environment eliminating the need for a separate, standalone access control system either at a user's site or the central station. It provides the benefits of a robust access control system, including the ability to run the same management and monitoring reports available with typical central station automation software. And, this is done without disrupting existing infrastructure enabling the alarm dealer to provide access control services where it was previously either too expensive, too complex or too labor intensive.
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8. Honeywell Access Systems DIGITAL VIDEO MANAGER

   The manager addresses the challenges of today's video surveillance and security operations. DVM is a network video recording solution using off-the-shelf hardware and IP-based cameras on existing infrastructure. DVM protects existing investments, allowing the re-use of analog switchers, multiplexers and coaxial cabling. Integration with Pro-Watch Security Management Software provides alarm and motion-activated recording — only critical video is stored. This integration makes the system less dependent on operator observations and enables real-time decision making.
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   VOTE FOR #8

9. Imron Corp. IS 200 CONSOLIDATED SYSTEM

   A consolidated application combines security, access and local/remote video. “Consolidated” means quickly locating stored or live video, history and related events based on any person, place or event — from any location. Access, video and security nodes can be located anywhere on the network, worldwide. Offsite redundant servers are offered, as well as true open architecture and open protocol. Seamless DVR/NVR video integration is also featured.
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   VOTE FOR #9

10. Isonas Security Systems WIRELESS PROXIMITY IP READER-CONTROLLER

    The reader-controller communicates door access information to a wireless router or network access point located up to 1,000 feet away. The panel-free system conforms to the 802.11b standard and can use WEP or WPA encryption, including PSK and TKIP options. This innovation offers state of the art access control for difficult security environments where wires are impractical or impossible, while also providing traditional settings with significant cost-savings via easy, wire-free installation.
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11. Johnson Controls DIGITAL VISION NETWORK

    The network combines the benefits of digital video recording with software that improves image monitoring, analysis and archiving. It can recognize and record specific events or anomalies, detect motions and behaviors, and respond by alerting officials. Its software can also search recorded video footage for user-defined objects. It delivers high video and voice quality over low bandwidth for minimal demands on the network, and allows remote management of complex digital video architectures.
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    VOTE FOR #11

12. Middle Atlantic Products SLIDE OUT AND ROTATING EQUIPMENT BAYS IN MONITORING CONSOLES

    Fully welded Quiet-Cool and Convective Series monitoring consoles have been designed to solve the problems faced by installers every day and are available with slide out and rotating equipment bays that provide easy access to rear equipment connections. The rack frame removes for in-shop integration and on-site installation, saving considerable time while consoles can now be placed against the wall, saving up to 6 sq. feet of space per bay.
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    VOTE FOR #12

13. Northrop Grumman Corp. INCIDENT ALERTING AND ASSESSMENT SYSTEM

    IAAS integrates physical and cyber security information from multiple, standalone systems and provides a single portal for accessing and analyzing security events. IAAS constantly monitors for threats and automatically alerts personnel to investigate specific incidents. Event information is instantaneously logged and broadcast to remote clients via secure Web or wireless device. IAAS provides organizations with comprehensive view of their security environment and offers improved incident assessment capabilities with enhanced command, control and communication functionality.
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    VOTE FOR #13

14. Optelecom-NKF Inc. CS-20 VIDEO CODEC/ETHERNET SWITCH

    The CS-20 combines a drop-and-insert capable, temperature-hardened 6-port Fast Ethernet switch (4×100 Base-TX, 2×100 Base-FX) with a high quality MPEG2 video encoder that also supports audio, serial data, and contact closures. Combining this functionality into a single cost-effective, space-saving device provides a simple solution for difficult Ethernet security applications with a single device from one manufacturer.
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    VOTE FOR #14

15. Panasonic Security Systems WJ-ND300 NETWORK DISK RECORDER

    The recorder is designed specifically for IP-based systems operating on a LAN/WAN. The unit offers scalable operation with numerous system features and expansion capabilities plus the ability to record cameras from a variety of manufacturers. The WJ-ND300's performance features include: auto IP detection and set-up; high performance transmission; a refresh rate of 960ips @32 cameras (MPEG4); multi-format recording (JPEG/MJPEG/MPEG4); data stream control between live and recorded images; up to four optional internal hard drives with the addition of an optional external RAID 5 and/or expansion modules capable of housing up to 28 hard drives; extensive management control capabilities; and dispersed configuration when used with Panasonic's Management Software.
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    VOTE FOR #15

16. Software House MULTI-TECHNOLOGY READER

    The Multi-Technology readers allow companies to gradually transition from a proximity system to a more advanced smart card system. At a price equivalent to a standard proximity reader, the Multi-Technology reader simultaneously reads most proximity and smart card formats including HID 125 KHz, Casi Prox-Lite, HID iCLASS (S/N), MiFare, DESFire (S/N), and others. These innovative readers are ISO 15693 and 14443A/B compliant.
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    VOTE FOR #16

17. TOA Electronics Inc. N-8000 SERIES

    The new intercom offers flexible communications for up to 1280 stations on corporate local and wide area data networks. The new system occupies minimal network bandwidth and can be controlled and monitored through a standard Web browser. Features include time-based call forwarding, 160 paging zones and scan monitoring. An innovative ambient noise sensing function allows hands-free duplex communication between stations. Products include the compact N-8000EX Exchange plus a variety of desktop, industrial and door station options. More N-8000 products are planned for later in 2005.
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    VOTE FOR #17

18. Ultra Electronics Card Systems MAGICARD RIO 2

    With its patented HoloKote ID card watermark, the Magicard Rio 2 printer from Ultra Electronics Card Systems sets the new benchmark for ID card security. It costs nothing to print the HoloKote watermark and it is printed on standard plastic cards. With the Rio 2, a custom HoloKote pattern can be specified, ensuring not only the highest card security, but enabling the customer to print their own logo on the card.
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    VOTE FOR #18

19. VeriChip RFID IDENTIFICATION MICROCHIP

    The VeriChip is the world's first human-implantable microchip for security, financial, emergency identification and healthcare applications. No bigger than a grain of rice, this FDA-cleared RFID micro transponder is implanted just under the skin, via a quick, painless outpatient procedure (much like getting a shot). Each VeriChip contains a unique verification number that is read by briefly passing a proprietary scanner over the VeriChip. This number can then be used to retrieve the individual's data via secure, password protected Web access.
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    VOTE FOR #19

20. Videx Inc. CYBER-AUDIT-WEB

    The V5 Network SecVidex announces CyberAudit-Web, a browser-based software program that offers cellular communication to remotely program user keys, anywhere and anytime. Access authorization can be sent to keys via a cellular phone, providing on-demand access and eliminating unauthorized entry and security risks from lost keys. CyberAudit-Web is used in conjunction with CyberLock electronic keys and lock cylinders. CyberLock cylinders retrofit mechanical door hardware, and do not require batteries or wiring.
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    VOTE FOR #20

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