NEW ---Streaming on Demand with  SD Card Playback

Visec Releases STREAMING ON DEMAND and SD CARD Remote Modules.Visec is the first company in the world to support bandwidth saving module for remote cameras. In this release Visec allows a user to actively monitor a series of cameras at low bandwidth intervals. Visec also allows full SD card playback! (click for axis case study)

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Axis Features Visec in a project involving Shopping center and parking lot surveillance
Organization: Cape Quarter
Industry segment: Retail
Application: MeyCom, DSE Group,Visec International
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Axis Features Visec in a project for Shoprite Checkers
Application: Shop surveillance, store security
Axis partners:C U Live, Visec
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Visec Releases License Plate Module in its Visec Platinum Edition
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Visec Helps Town Find Surveillance Solution click to read

ASIS tradeshow
ASIS is the largest trade show in the world for surveillance.
Visec was a hit with visitors from over 50 countries.



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Securex / Futurex,
Cape Town South Africa
Miro , PlanetCCTV , Space TV

Some pictures of Visec At SecureX in South Africa presenting Visec Pro NVR with IQ EYE, Arecont, and Axis Cameras.



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Press



"Video Surveillance System"
As Seen On ABC7 TV

(Here is a sumary of the broadcast transcript)

Video Surveillance doesn't come cheap, with systems costing more than a thousand dollars. Now there is new technology that could make it affordable to just about everyone. Philex Enterprises, Inc. developed computer software for under a that provides the verification the LAPD is looking for. VISEC uses special motion sensor technology. Connected to any Internet service - the small camera starts recording an intruder as soon as he comes into view. The unwanted guest can be monitored online by the homeowner after being alerted by e-mail, pager or cell phone of a home break-in.



Visec consumer software was featured on the CBS Affiliate NewsRadio KNX1070, Anchored by Bob McCormick. The show deals with exclusive reports and features from experts, company CEOs, and reporters in the high tech area of business.






"Surveillance can pay"
By Brent Hopkins
Staff Writer

"Visec software uses readily available technology, converting Web cams into security cameras to record the activities of unsuspecting bandits, sticky-fingered employees and ill-intentioned nannies. Powered by an algorithm that took Philex's staff of eight more than a year to develop, the software constantly compares images, detecting subtle differences. If the pictures don't match up, this triggers the program to begin recording and uploading the images to a Web server. It then transmits alerts, delivered directly to the user's e-mail, personal digital assistant or cell phone, flashing images of the action.



Visec lets users monitor their home or office remotely. It uses motion detection software and a PC Webcam to provide the live video feed via the Internet in real-time.



Monitor home while away
Tech Talk

Monitor a live video feed of what's happening at home via the Internet while you're at work or on vacation.

When the camera and software detect motion, the program can alert you via e-mail, cell phone, pager or a personal digital assistant. It also can be set to record what the camera sees when movement is detected or record at preset times.


The Detriot News
Visec lets you monitor your home, even when you're not there.



Feature in Smart Computing
Vol.14 Issue 6
Page(s) 5-11 in print issue




"Keeping a close watch"
By Matt Cappellini

Now, through the miracle of the Internet, you can keep tabs at what is going on at the home or office when you are not there. If you are the suspicious sort, and maybe you have good reason to be, here is an all-in-one kit to help put your fears to rest.






Get a remote idea of what's going on
By Victor Godinez / The Dallas Morning News

Spying on your pets, neighbors, family, friends, baby sitter or plumber has never been easier. With the included software, you can then view the video feed directly on your computer




TestDrive | A private eye in your own home
By John J. Fried
Inquirer Staff Writer

Electronic surveillance is in.

While the government watches airports, harbors, and other sensitive installations subject to terrorist attacks, big businesses watch their employees, warehouses and offices.

But the folks who sell surveillance products that combine video cameras with simple software that enables remote monitoring via the Internet are thinking even bigger.