And all of the information depends on how many pixels the image can provide, therefore the more pixels the better. Since smart event detection has become prevalent throughout security systems – such as intrusion detection and line crossing detection – it is essential to make sure that cameras receive more details before triggering an automatic response. To detect suspected events effectively, intelligent cameras armed with Deep Learning technology, can now offer more than ever before. This also means that, in the future, facial recognition could be possible, even in dim light, thanks to powerful imaging ability and beyond-HD resolution.
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The camera can also deliver full colour images at light levels down to 0.0005 Lux. This ‘beyond-HD’ image carries twice the amount of information as 2 MP models.
The new DarkFighterX camera employs 1/1.8” sensors to raise resolution to 4 megapixels. Now the technology has moved on, with a higher resolution, smarter event detection and a clear enough image to enable facial recognition in the future. The camera then combines two images together to create one image with both colour and clarity. It uses one lens to capture the colour of objects, and another captures light details in particular.
In 2017 Hikvision launched DarkFighter technology – taking inspiration from the way human eyes work. Hikvision, the world’s leading supplier of innovative video surveillance products and solutions, has released its new 4MP Network IR PTZ Camera ( DS-2DF9C435IH-DLW), doubling the resolution of the previous model for even more clarity in dark places.
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