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AngelTrax, REI Highlight Latest Surveillance Products

Technology is at the forefront of the latest products from AngelTrax, REI, and more.

Alex Roman
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May 15, 2023
AngelTrax, REI Highlight Latest Surveillance Products

The V1202HC is equipped with a heater and anti-vibration technology to protect video from harsh environments.

Photo: AngelTrax

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Here are the latest products to know more about, featuring companies such as AngelTrax, REI, and more.

AngelTrax

The Vulcan Series V1202HC mobile NVR records a total of 14 channels, 12 IP in up to 4K plus two HD, with a 14TB maximum storage capacity on its 3.5-inch SATA hard drive. The V1202HC is equipped with a heater and anti-vibration technology to protect video from harsh environments. With AngelTrax’s patented Hybrid Component modular design, the V1202HC can be serviced in minutes with a quick swap of components instead of replacing the entire unit.

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www.angeltrax.com

Axiomtek

The tBOX520 operates on 24-110 VDC power input.

Photo: Axiomtek

Axiomtek's tBOX520 is a heavy-duty embedded computer system designed for day-to-day operating conditions. It is powered by a 12th gen Intel Core Processor; features expansion ports for value-added modules to meet various I/O requirements; and is certified with CE, LVD, FCC, EN 50155, and EN 45545-2. The tBOX520 operates on 24-110 VDC power input and is a reliable solution for transportation companies seeking a ruggedized device with a long lifespan for their video surveillance needs.

us.axiomtek.com/

REI

REI solutions feature HD mobile video surveillance cameras, a DVR system with up to 12 camera inputs, and ARMOR fleet management software.

Photo: REI

Improve safety with camera systems, cloud-based fleet management software, and an ADAS system. REI solutions feature HD mobile video surveillance cameras, a DVR system with up to 12 camera inputs, and ARMOR fleet management software. Enhance exterior safety with REI’s 360-degree camera system for collision avoidance during lane changes, turns, and parking. Its views change dynamically with turn and reverse signals. Boost safety further with passenger alerts on ultrawide 37-inch transit bus display monitors. 

www.radioeng.com

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Rosco Vision

Rosco DV6 applies Artificial Intelligence (AI) that works. 

Photo: Rosco Vision

The Rosco DV6 Camera + RoscoLive Fleet Intelligence Solution (FIS) enables users to:

  • Build Actual Intelligence – Rosco DV6 applies Artificial Intelligence (AI) that works. 

  • Be Confident in Your Fleet – Give your drivers more confidence with real-time coaching for distractions and drowsiness with the latest in DMS.

  • Ensure Compliance and Save – Be sure your fleet and drivers are adhering to all rules and regulations. Avoid penalties and higher operations costs with DV6’s preventative technology.

www.roscovision.com

Safety Vision

For three decades, Safety Vision has been a leader in mobile video safety solutions.

Photo: Safety Vision

For three decades, Safety Vision has been a leader in mobile video safety solutions. As trusted partners to organizations worldwide, we have positively impacted the way they manage security and ensure asset safety through cutting-edge products and technologies. Our current portfolio includes an extensive suite of innovative tools for enhanced in-vehicle observation, as well as cloud-based video management platforms — helping customers achieve reliable results when it comes to protecting their most valuable assets.

www.safetyvision.com

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Safe Fleet

Camera systems can be integrated with on-board displays to better connect with passengers and show passengers their actions are being captured.

Photo: Safe Fleet

More than a camera system, today’s transit surveillance solutions help improve the safety of those on board as well as those outside the bus. Surveillance systems provide evidence that can be used to respond effectively to an evolving situation or events in the past. Camera systems can be integrated with on-board displays to better connect with passengers and show passengers their actions are being captured. Camera systems can also be used with advanced analytics to help clear dedicated bus lanes, enforce posted road rules, and ease bike lane congestion. The use cases for video surveillance keep evolving — helping to make the transit experience safer, more comfortable, efficient, and reliable. Let Safe Fleet show you how our new SMART Cameras and Software can help solve your real-word problems.

www.safefleet.net/transit

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