DAHUA-Ultra-Smart Network Cameras
Key Specifications
Dahua Technology launched Ultra-Smart network camera series — DH-IPC-8000-series — offering 3-Megapixel in diverse designs and shapes, featuring ultra codec and smart detection.
Ultra codec includes Region of Interest (ROI), corridor mode, Electronic Image Stabilization (EIS) and Scalable Video Coding (SVC). ROI allows cameras to enhance image quality of region of interest by decreasing non-ROI’s image quality to acquire more computing power and bandwidth.
Corridor mode, also known as rotate mode, adjusts horizontal scene to vertical, saving cost to a great extent as in conventional hallway scenario, which is long and narrow, it usually takes a few cameras to cover monitoring area and thus causes a waste of money and labor work.
EIS ensures to provide clear image without blur caused by shaky camera while SVC saves bandwidth and better allocate network resources by working with NVRs, max 3/4 extra storage space and 3/4 extra storage time could be saved in terms of video storage.
As for smart detection, Ultra-Smart series supports intelligent analytics such as tripwire, intrusion detection, abandoned/missing, scene change, defocus, facial detection and audio detection, allowing automatically detect under rulemaking and trigger alarms, accordingly.
The first released models are HF8301E, HFW8301E and HDBW8301 in shapes of box, IR-bullet and dome. The series supports max 25/30fps@3MP encoding and features in triple-stream codecs, enabling customized configuration on codec, frame rate and bitrate depending on various purposes. Two streaming can process 108oP resolution while the third streaming is capable of flexible usage, such as live view on mobile devices.
