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A coach operator in Nottingham installed A CCTV system monitored by Remote Video Response (RVR) to ensure that people do not steal fuel there. Fuel theft became a serious concern for the coach operator with the ever-rising price of fuel leading to a marked increase in thefts across the UK. Sharpes is a family-run coach travel company that operates a fleet of vehicles, some valued in excess of £400,000. Since the new monitoring system was installed Sharpes said no incidents of theft have ...

IMS Research released a report said that in 2010 the European consumer and DIY video surveillance systems equipment market was estimated to be worth over $100 million and the region is forecast to grow at a similar rate to the Americas market. This report indicates that there is plenty of scope for consumer video surveillance vendors to expand. But they argue the competitive environment within Europe could offer branded suppliers a significant opportunity to capture market share from local unbra...

It is important to find out the power requirements of every systems product by taking into account their integration with one another. The right power supply enables you as a business to keep your security system running efficiently in the long run.   Video surveillance systems typically run all the time putting a high demand on power supplies. They need a clean and consistent source of 24VAC or 12VDC power to assure uninterrupted operation. Depending on the video component's specific powe...

Thieves had been caught out by police with the help of surveillance camera systems in Sheffield, England. The footage has already caught out two burglars who climbed through an open window to unplug and steal a laptop. With their hands gloved and faces covered the pair may have believed they would get away with it but they were seen in full view of secret surveillance cameras planted by police. The property they targeted was one of several set up with the latest surveillance technology by Sout...

3 million pounds controversial surveillance cameras in two mainly Muslim areas of Birmingham have been begun dismantling by the police. At a meeting of the West Midlands Police Authority in October, Chief Constable Chris Sims agreed to pull down the cameras in a bid to regain the trust of residents. It followed an independent report which criticized the police project. The force announced yeterday morning that work to take down the cameras has begun and they will all be removed by the end of t...

Police in Oxford are now refusing to say whether the CCTV cameras have helped to cut crime while they once fought to get CCTV cameras on street. The security cameras were installed over two years ago despite opposition on civil liberties grounds from the local Green Party. The police force turned down the Oxford Mail's requests for figures about how many crimes there had been in the street, or how often the cameras had helped catch troublemakers. They also refused to answer a freedom of inform...

A local railway station in Bradford is going to install 16 new CCTV cameras, which has been welcomed by a rail travelers’ organization. Telegraph and Argus reports that If Bradford Council approves Northern Rail's application to install the CCTV camera systems, Ilkley station near Leeds will see more cameras positioned on the premises. Outfitted with six cameras currently, the newly introduced units would help monitor the proposed ticket office and passenger waiting room, which will be b...

What's 3D DNR 3D DNR takes traditional DNR technology a step further. Not only does 3D DNR handle the traditional frame-to-frame noise reduction, but it also incorporates spatial noise reduction. Spatial noise reduction compares a pixel with its neighboring pixels to detect and remove unwanted noise found within the frame. It processes the entire image to remove digital artifacts and grainy appearance while better maintaining image clarity and sharpness. So in our example, the entire scene is...

News on cctv-India market A new report from Dax Networks Limited predicts that India's security surveillance equipment market will have strong growth over the coming years,   According to the Government Video website, the paper states that growth is likely to expand beyond 30 per cent per annum in the coming years.   Take-up of IP CCTV cameras will drive this expansion, gaining a significantly larger share of the overall market, it is forecast.   Dax poin...

News from Great British-CCTV cameras are being installed inside Wigan Town Hall in Greater Manchester as part of the council's plans to extend its video surveillance system. According to Wigan Today, around £8,500 is being spent to fix the devices in the public and common areas on the second and third floors. This covers parts of the building where members of the public are allowed into the gallery to watch council debates. Howard McMutrie, operational asset manager at Wigan Council, sa...