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Security on Screen is the new platform for you to view and read the latest content from the security industry without any restrictions.
We are not about paywalls that prevent you from seeing all of the content or only including announcements from advertisers. We want you to see the whole picture and stay up to date with the entire industry no matter what part you play in it.
Security on Screen has been created to be an inclusive platform. To us that means that no matter what your role is in the security sector and wherever you are in the world, we want you to find a voice for your work here. From end users and industry associations to integrators and manufacturers, we want to see, hear and share your success stories, all while helping you to make the right connections.
To achieve all of this, we have created a huge team of knowledgeable industry professionals. And the good news is that you are part of that team. With Security on Screen you have the ability to find all of the information that you are looking for from highly respected sources. You can also share your knowledge and experience to become one of those respected sources. If you have something that you would like to discuss or highlight, get in touch with us to help move the debate forward.
In addition to this, our experienced team of journalists will be constantly working on new and unique video content, live streams and relevant articles. This premium content will deliver insightful thought leadership and aid the discussion around some of the most pertinent issues the security industry is facing.
Accessible everywhere you are, you can view all of our content on which ever device you like. Everything will be hosted right here on the Security on Screen website, but the most important announcements as well as our unique productions will be distributed via our social channels and newsletters as well.
We have made Security on Screen to reflect what we think security media should look like in the modern world, we hope you will help us to make it the resource this industry deserves. Source
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| Scope | International, Consumer |
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| Language | English |
| Country | United Kingdom |
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Axis shifts license plate recognition up a gear with new camera kits
These robust cameras capture license plates, and under optimal conditions other vehicle details – all without the need for external servers. Designed for slow speed and free-flow traffic, the robust, all-in-one kits capture license plates accurately and reliably, even in challenging lighting conditions. Under optimal conditions, the cameras can also recognise vehicle type, colour, make and model.
Immix announces Cubitech integration
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