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Clare Controls ClareVision IP video surveillance system
The Florida-based company says the brains of its new surveillance system lie in the solution's analytic capabilities that are embedded in every ClareVision camera and encoder to offer property owners the ability to tailor the system's operation to disregard specific actions and activities.
Clare Controls’ ClareVision cloud-based, IP surveillance system includes IP cameras, IP encoders, network video recorders (NVRs), user interface options that include Apple’s iPad and the company’s optional ClareAssure network monitoring option that enables dealers to monitor their clients’ system statuses.
Earlier this year the newly launched, Florida-based company Clare Controls turned a lot of heads within the custom electronics market when it introduced its Apple-based control and automation system that features the use of cloud technologies.
Building upon its original product debut the company has recently introduced its latest product the ClareVision IP surveillance security system. Clare says the system utilizes cloud storage technologies, as well as advanced analytics that were developed for government use. According to the Florida-based manufacturer installers can set up the system using specific parameters within the analytics to disregard events such as the change of lighting conditions and ripples in nearby bodies of water that could trigger false alarms in a typical security system. Installers can tailor the analytics to run more advanced actions such as the identification of motion paths, the presence or absence of objects in a given frame and they can create virtual zones.
The ClareVision system product line includes IP cameras, IP encoders, network video recorders (NVRs), and control interface options such as the Apple iPad. Clare Controls also backs the security system with its optional ClareAssurance monitoring solution. This feature allows Clare dealers to monitor the health of their clients' systems, including individual components within these systems.
Building upon its original product debut the company has recently introduced its latest product the ClareVision IP surveillance security system. Clare says the system utilizes cloud storage technologies, as well as advanced analytics that were developed for government use. According to the Florida-based manufacturer installers can set up the system using specific parameters within the analytics to disregard events such as the change of lighting conditions and ripples in nearby bodies of water that could trigger false alarms in a typical security system. Installers can tailor the analytics to run more advanced actions such as the identification of motion paths, the presence or absence of objects in a given frame and they can create virtual zones.
The ClareVision system product line includes IP cameras, IP encoders, network video recorders (NVRs), and control interface options such as the Apple iPad. Clare Controls also backs the security system with its optional ClareAssurance monitoring solution. This feature allows Clare dealers to monitor the health of their clients' systems, including individual components within these systems.
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Home Automation and Control · Security · Clare Controls · Apple Ipad · Apple Osx · Ip Video Surveillance · Security Analytics ·About the Author
Robert Archer, Senior Editor, CE Pro
Bob is an audio enthusiast who has written about consumer electronics for various publications within Massachusetts before joining the staff of CE Pro in 2000. Bob is THX Level I certified, and he's also taken classes from the Imaging Science Foundation (ISF) and Home Acoustics Alliance (HAA). In addition, he's studied guitar and music theory at Sarrin Music Studios in Wakefield, Mass.
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