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Advanced Micro Services
The Digital Advantage
Because
digital systems store images electronically, they are much more flexible than
their tape-based counterparts. AMS's digital surveillance solutions can offer
numerous advantages:
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Digital video images of a crime in progress can be instantly transmitted over
a wireless local area network to the local police headquarters.
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The
systems can be programmed to automatically notice irregularities, such as
someone brandishing a weapon or walking the wrong way in a customs line at the
airport. Without human intervention, digital video systems can zoom in on
individual faces to improve the chances of identification.
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A
searchable index of digital images may be created, enabling authorized users
to query the system to, for example, display every person who stopped in front
of a certain door on a specific day.
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The
quality of the digital image does not deteriorate over time, whether it's
stored on disk, magnetic tape, CD-ROM, DVD or is transmitted over a network.
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Business applications can be integrated with a digital surveillance system to
expand the functionality of the system. For example: a sensor can trigger a
video camera, which then sends the image of a vehicle's license plate number
to an application that compares the plate number with information in a
database. Once the information is processed, the application can take the
necessary action -- for example, raising a gate to permit access to a parking
facility.
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The
use of an IP network to transmit images and data enables authorized access to
the system from any device with an Internet connection.
"Customers are increasingly turning to digital video for security because it
offers much greater function than tape-based systems at a better cost," said
Alain Agramointe, "Combining AMS's business consulting knowledge with our technology leadership, the new
offering is a powerful addition to AMS solutions that help companies secure
their physical assets."
DISCLAIMER The information in this document has been reviewed and is believed to be
accurate. However, neither AMS nor its affiliates assume any responsibility
for inaccuracies, errors, or omissions that may be contained herein. In no
event will AMS or its affiliates be liable for direct, indirect, special,
incidental, or consequential damages resulting from any defect or omission
in this document, even if advised of the possibility of such damages.
 AMS reserves the right to make improvements or changes to this document and
the products and services described at any time, without notice or
obligation.
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