NAT-compatible AI recording device | Contributing to security measures
DNVR-6108F,6132
For those struggling with tasks like checking video and configuring routers! You can back up recordings and check the device's status in real time.
The DNVR-6108F/DNVR-6132 is a network video recorder that solves problems encountered in surveillance sites, such as "the time-consuming task of verifying footage" and "the hassle of router settings." It dramatically changes site management with AI object recognition features and NAT functionality, addressing issues like "manual work halting just to search for recorded data." 【Recommended for the following troubles】 ◆ Difficulty in port forwarding and IP settings, leading to time-consuming remote connections ◆ Hours wasted searching for specific scenes in past recordings ◆ Blurry footage at night or from a distance, making it hard to identify people or vehicles <Reasons for being chosen> - AI recognizes human faces, allowing registration of up to 1000 individuals - Contributes to security measures by comparing searches with the database in real-time - Enables remote monitoring without port forwarding through NAT support - Records in 4K high resolution (3840×2160P) with a maximum of 24TB for detailed documentation - Simultaneous connection capacity: DNVR-6108F: up to 44 channels, DNVR-6132: up to 128 channels *For more details, please contact us.
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Corresponding processes/scenes: - Reduce the man-hours for network setup and establish a remote live monitoring and data backup system from multiple locations. - Precisely confirm and search for the intrusion and movement patterns of people and vehicles from security camera footage in large areas or at night. - Switch to clear video recording in 4K resolution (3840×2160P).
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In recent years, Japan's security camera market has been significantly influenced by the influx of new technologies and the advancement of IP technology, leading to major changes in technologies related to security cameras. Additionally, the applications of security cameras have expanded beyond traditional monitoring and crime prevention to include a wide range of uses such as improving operational efficiency and marketing. Our company has been quick to adopt IP technology for DVRs, developing dedicated software for PDA devices in 2008 and a dedicated viewer for smartphones in 2009. Since 2004, we have also been considering customer needs by providing dynamic DNS that does not require a fixed IP address for internet access free of charge. We aim to adopt technologies that lead to the future without being swayed by the latest trends in new technologies.
