Wisenet X cameras integrate their own chipset to define a new network security standard

With high performance, Hanwha Techwin's new chipset is integrated into this range of 2 And 5 megapixels for faster image processing and other features, such as low bandwidth consumption and built-in analytics.

Described as "one of the pillars of the company's competitiveness", as Lee Man-Seob has pointed out, Group Chairman and CEO Hanwha Techwin, Wisenet 5 It is their latest chipset that not only offers much higher performance, but integrates into the Wisenet X series, The first to use this solution on a single chip.

"Our new lines of cameras 5 And 2 megapixels will redefine industry standards," Man-Seob said, Not just with exceptionally sharp images, but also with much faster image processing and very advanced features with this chipset.".

The Wisenet X series offers a wide dynamic range (Wdr) from 150dB, Image stabilization using gyroscopic sensors and sharp images 24/7 with very high performance in low light conditions without the need for infrared LEDs. These systems use the manufacturer's WiseStream II compression technology to reduce the data flow by up to a 99% to a minimum, in addition to H.265, This technology balances quality and compression based on movement in the image, minimizing bandwidth consumption.

This new range also incorporates analytics, such as audio to recognize critical sounds (broken glass, Screams, Explosions, Shooting,...) and immediately generate an alarm, such as queue management analytics for more efficient management in establishments. In addition, cameras have a double slot for SD card up to 512 GB and USB port to connect devices via WiFi.

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