PanoVix System

    Aug. 20, 2007
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    REO Mounting Systems' PanoVix system is a next generation 360-degree video surveillance camera that overcomes the weakness of conventional cameras. This surveillance camera and software has motion detection and tracking technology, automatic parking violation management system, automatic crime prevention management system, pan/tilt/zoom capabilities, seaports and border solution technology, video monitoring and recording system, and MPEG-4 streaming.

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