Wisenet TNB-9000 delivers real 8K resolution to video surveillance industry

This powerful camera is specially designed for environments where there can be a high risk of attacks, like airports, sports stadiums and other large areas.

The new Wisenet TNB-9000 camera Hanwha Techwin facilitates the detection and analysis in super high resolution 8K of any suspicious activity in facilities with high influx of people and with greater risk of terrorist actions, as the manufacturer points out.

"Wisenet TNB-9000's 8K capabilities allow you to cover large areas with enough pixel density so operators can digitally enlarge an image and see, sharply, only a small part of the scene", explains Uri Guterman, Product and marketing director at Hanwha Techwin Europe.

Wisenet TNB-9000 uses a full-size CMOS sensor 43,3 mm to capture true 8K images, at fifteen images per second. This camera integrates video analytics technology based on Deep learning, to simultaneously detect and classify people and faces, as well as vehicles and license plates.

Video analysis based on Deep learning (deep learning) you can also ignore the noise of the video, leaves of moving trees, Animals, thus avoiding what can normally be the cause of false alarms. Added to this is the addition of a wide range of intelligent video analytics (Vat), including manipulation, prowling, directional detection, blur, audio and motion, virtual line, and in and out.

In this sense, includes an audio analysis feature that recognizes critical sounds, like high voices, Screams, broken glass, gunfire and explosions, and generates an alert for security personnel to react quickly to any incidents.

Other features of this device are its wide digital dynamic range (Dwdr), which helps accurately depict images in scenes containing very bright and very dark areas simultaneously, as well as a micro SD/SDHC and SDXC memory slot to store up to 256 GB of video or data on the camera itself.

It also has H.265 compression, H.264 or MJPEG and improved bandwidth using WiseStream II technology, along with Gigabit Ethernet capability and SFP fiber optics for transfer up to 1.000 Mbps for high-speed connectivity; feeding with 12 VCC or HPoE that avoids the need to install separate power supplies, and compatibility with Canon EF lenses.

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