ISC West is wrapping up today, but there is still plenty of time to see the latest security trends in person. With new tech hogging some of the limelight, it's easy to forget about the improvements being made to older tech.
From purpose built end-to-end security systems from Alula, to new Luxul customer assurance programs, there's a ton of variety on the show floor. So, we've rounded up some Tweets from CE Pro's Julie Jacobson to give you bite-sized chunks of important information.
Here are some cant-miss tweets from the ISC West show floor:
The aforementioned @KentixGmbH …go see last day #ISCWest. V. interesting prospects for convergence of physical+logical security. Multisensors for fire, gas, intrusion, overheating, water, etc. integrates w popular network monitoring s/w. #GDPR #CEProISC pic.twitter.com/2ip9XHtiFT
— Julie Jacobson (@juliejacobson) April 13, 2018
Combining both physical and logical security, Kentix GmbH is hoping to simplify the monitoring process for integrators.
Get to know @SecuredbyAlula at #iscwest – latest in purpose-built end-to-end security from sensors to hub, dual-path @IpDatatel comms, @ZWave_Alliance, cloud SHaaS (& financial backing). #ISCWest #CEProISC pic.twitter.com/voycENA7ez
— Julie Jacobson (@juliejacobson) April 13, 2018
Back in March, ipDatatel and Resolution Products rebranded to create Alula with the intention of offering complete solutions to security and home automation.
Brand new from @LuxulCorp – customer assurance program. Dealer sends in floorplan, does survey about property & client needs. Lux specs network sys. Could save 3 hrs. Also…@domotz remote ntwk monitoring /MGMT. #iscwest #CEProISC pic.twitter.com/YlvCCOWMnJ
— Julie Jacobson (@juliejacobson) April 13, 2018
Luxul is debuting its latest customer assurance program, which could save integrators some significant time by bypassing some of the more laborious, traditional steps.
Important for @ISCEvents #ISCWest2018 security dealers. Go see @SnapAV's OvrC platform for remote systems monitoring, no truck rolls, #RMR. Just what the security dealer ordered. Ask about 24/7 3d party support from Parasol. Last-day rush? Check #CEProISC pic.twitter.com/UVzvSnaPPm
— Julie Jacobson (@juliejacobson) April 13, 2018
If you are looking for more opportunities for recurring monthly revenue (RMR), go take a look at what SnapAV has planned for its OvrC platform.
Last-day #iscwest rush? Go see https://t.co/isAUM1Kwib — easily add video verification to any alarm panel for pro monitoring ONVIF cameras. #RMR #CEProISC. Track down James the lovable geek. pic.twitter.com/dLlMnE3Qac
— Julie Jacobson (@juliejacobson) April 13, 2018
Continuing on the RMR theme, be sure to see how to add video verification to alarm panels over at the CHeKT booth.
Move over big, self-contained touchscreen security / #homeautomation panels. Decoupled headless systems are coming (back). @SecuredbyAlula, new @RISCO_Group, new @dsc_security Iotega (Homekit, @AlarmDotCom coming soon). #ISCWest #CEProISC #IoT pic.twitter.com/1jCePSOM6G
— Julie Jacobson (@juliejacobson) April 13, 2018
Good news everyone! Self-contained touchscreen security is coming back, and companies like Alula and RISCO Group are leading the way. Check out both booths to learn more.
Tough to explain @viakooinc. Yeah, it's remote network monitoring, analytics, mgmt, cybersecurity BUT #iscwest18 optimized for surveillance video& access Ctrl. Good ex. convergence physical+ logical security #csio #CEProISC #ISCWest2018 #iscwest pic.twitter.com/j4AnFFYhpd
— Julie Jacobson (@juliejacobson) April 13, 2018
This is one booth you'll have to see for yourself. Viakoo Incorporated is showing its remote network monitoring optimized for both physical and logical security.
Well OF COURSE don't miss @ICRealtime's Ella video search engine. I scoured #iscwest, nothing like it. Certainly not CLOSE to anything for consumer mkt. OCR is killer. Do not miss. Works w any IP cam/nvr. #CEProISC pic.twitter.com/3BwG35bEDv
— Julie Jacobson (@juliejacobson) April 13, 2018
Deep learning is a hot topic of conversation right now, and ICRealtime's Ella video search engine seems to be leading the pack, being able to quickly identify objects and text.
