Founded in 1997, Convex was a precision machinery manufacturer, providing semiconductor companies with production equipment. Now, Convex provides total solutions for network video and robotics as well. Myung-Ho Yoo, President and CEO of Convex, possesses a strong background and deep knowledge of optics and video surveillance technologies. Yoo's know-how enabled Convex to develop its new network speed dome modules with distinctive features.
Founded in 1997, Convex was a precision machinery manufacturer, providing semiconductor companies with production equipment. Now, Convex provides total solutions for network video and robotics as well. Myung-Ho Yoo, President and CEO of Convex, possesses a strong background and deep knowledge of optics and video surveillance technologies. Yoo's know-how enabled Convex to develop its new network speed dome modules with distinctive features. The module has a maximum preset speed of 600 degrees-per-second, and minimum pan/tilt speed at 0.01 degrees-per- second. Its pan-and-tilt system is equipped with sensors that can automatically detect and recover, within one degree of accuracy, to the position where incidents or movements occur. Capable of 360-degree pan and 190-degree tilt, this module supports multiple protocols with a highly precise pattern track sequence. It also comes with a locking stopper, which provides easy and secure installation.
Convex provides total solutions for IP surveillance, producing products ranging from network cameras and video rack systems to video walls and matrices. Yoo insisted the entire system — starting from the hardware and software — must be designed based on the module. In this way, clients are able to scale their systems according to their needs. Yoo pointed out that the whole purpose of Convex's design is to make IP surveillance more convenient, like the plug-and-play feature in traditional analog products.