SightLogix launches outdoor video security blog

New blog from SightLogix

A newly launched blog from SightLogix provides a forum to help users, designers and integrators learn more about how intelligent video can best be used to secure large outdoor areas and facility perimeters.

The blog, located at www.sightlogix.com/blog, features real-world application examples and video clips to illustrate how intelligent video systems can provide effective security for the outdoors, while minimizing nuisance alarms and lowering costs, according to a SightLogix press release issued on June 16.

SightLogix, a supplier of intelligent video surveillance systems for outdoors, created the blog to foster an open, interactive and ongoing dialog with the industry on perimeter security and video and perimeter intrusion detection systems, and automatic direction of pan-tit-zoom (PTZ) cameras.

“Education is an important aspect of applying any technology, and our goal is to provide best practices and reliable data for securing outdoor areas,” said John Romanowich, President and CEO of SightLogix. “Our new blog seeks to provide an open channel of communication for the industry about the challenges of protecting critical assets and the technology available to meet those challenges.” 

SightLogix delivers a combination of edge-based video analytics, long- and wide-area coverage and geo-spatial target tracking. SightLogix systems have been successfully deployed around the world to meet the critical security needs of the transportation, energy, utility, chemical, information technology, public safety and defense industries.

The company’s products include long- and wide-range SightSensor security cameras in both visible and thermal spectrum, SightTrackers that automatically steer PTZ/dome cameras and SightMonitor GPS target display software. SightLogix works closely with technology partners to ensure compatibility and interoperability with various video management systems, cameras, physical security information management (PSIM) platforms and access control systems, said the press release.