[Large-scale Implementation Case] Management of hundreds of IP cameras within a high-rise building.
Protecting office security in a 43-story building directly connected to Tokyo Station! Case study on the introduction of software for network cameras.
In high-rise buildings with large floor areas, it is not uncommon for hundreds of network cameras to be installed. However, as the number of cameras increases, innovative management solutions are required. In a high-rise building towering in front of JR Tokyo Station, cameras have been installed from the basement level 3 to the 43rd floor. By adopting Netcam Systems' "KxViewPro" and "KxViewPro Console," it has become possible to manage the system by dividing it into "parking lot," "office building," and "commercial building." Even though the system consists of surveillance cameras from different manufacturers, it operates without any issues. Furthermore, when adding cameras from other manufacturers in the future, the integration will be extremely smooth. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*
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【Introduction Effects】 ■ It has become possible to manage the "parking lot," "office building," and "commercial building" separately. ■ Despite being a system that mixes surveillance cameras from different manufacturers, S company and P company, it operates without any issues. ■ In the future, when adding cameras from other manufacturers, the integration will be extremely smooth. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Our company has two sections: the Network Camera Division and the Medical Division, and we are engaged in the development and sales of software and systems. We mainly sell the network camera recording and playback/image analysis software 'KxViewPro', the Windows software 'Number Eye' that can automatically recognize vehicle license plates from network camera footage, and the H.264 cloud recording service and integration system 'Saba Roku'.