Internationally recognised security giant VOSKER returned to ISC West again this year to showcase its innovative surveillance cameras that are capable of operating in the most remote areas. At ISC West in 2019, the company’s VOSKER V200 camera had won the Best New Product in the video surveillance-mobile solution category at the New Products & Solutions Awards. Since then, the company has achieved 582 per cent growth, pushing boundaries in the field of intelligent video surveillance. This exponential growth can be attributed to the dedication of its 378 employees and its premium products. VOSKER cameras work on mobile connectivity, which eliminates the need for Wi-Fi. This allows for monitoring even the most remote areas where access to electricity or a Wi-Fi network is impossible. The question then arises: How does the camera sustain itself without a power supply? Bearing in mind the various challenges that a 24/7 monitoring system may encounter, the VOSKER V150 and VOSKER V200 cameras were made with a built-in solar panel and designed to conserve data and energy. This, along with a rechargeable battery pack, gives these products months of battery life. Furthermore, the IP65 weather-resistant hardware lets the cameras withstand harsh weather conditions that quite often characterise the locations in which they are deployed. The company is committed to not only developing a product that provides day and night-time monitoring but also one that is durable and autonomous. Keeping pace with the development of IoT, VOSKER has enhanced its offering by developing an app featuring Sense AI technology to complement its cameras. VOSKER SENSE is an AI solution, trained to distinguish humans from vehicles in security camera images, ensuring you are only alerted when it is important. The app also allows you to access multiple cameras from a single platform, so you get comprehensive visibility of every angle of your property. The company now plans to introduce a live-streaming feature to enhance the efficiency of the monitoring. According to Jimmy Angers, President & Chief Innovation Officer at VOSKER, “Currently, the market for autonomous security cameras relies on expansive and bulky solutions. The cameras currently in use are often neither compact nor user-friendly. Our solutions address both of these issues with our V150 and V200 solar-powered cameras. They facilitate rapid deployment and are not only affordable but also straightforward for security professionals to install.” This ease of use has proven beneficial for both users and the company, as evidenced by the latter’s hypergrowth over the past two years. So far, VOSKER has focused its activities on sectors where cameras are utilised for security or leisure purposes, such as the surveillance of holiday homes, construction sites, farms, warehouses, and marinas, to name but a few. But the use cases are extensive due to the practicality of these cameras. People have been using this Canadian company’s platform to monitor remote areas across 50 countries. When one considers the number of individuals utilising each surveillance system, the significant impact of their products becomes apparent. Each of these individuals has been able to achieve peace of mind regarding their property, thanks to advancements in monitoring technology. Ultimately, security is not merely about implementing the best protective measures, but also about continuously relearning and innovating to ensure customers can sleep soundly at night. In this regard, VOSKER has been able to continually reinvent itself in line with the evolving needs of intelligent surveillance and aims to sustain the momentum with which it has been disrupting the industry. Source: https://www.iscnews.com/vosker-featured-at-isc-west/
