VIVOTEK is pleased to announce the launch of its latest indoor speed dome network camera, the SD8161. Offering 1080p Full HD resolution and an 18x optical zoom lens and sophisticated pan/tilt mechanism, the SD8161 is able to deliver superb image quality and capture the fine detail of any scene. The camera is ideal for wide open indoor spaces like airports, train stations, stadiums, and lobbies, where the highest levels of reliability and precision are required.
Guaranteeing image quality and ensuring footage usability, the SD8161, boasts WDR Enhancement technology, which enables the camera to cope with conditions of high contrast light and generate image quality close to the capabilities of the human eye. As with VIVOTEK's latest speed dome network cameras, the SD8161 is designed with a sophisticated pan/tilt mechanism, providing fast and precise movement with continuous 360-degree pan and 220-degree tilt. The user can monitor and track any object of interest via a mouse or a joystick with ease. In addition, the SD8161, with built-in auto tracking feature, is able to automatically identify suspicious moving objects in wide open areas before the user might notice these events.
More uniquely, the SD8161, equipped with audio detection function, can trigger instant alerts whenever ambient audio differs from usual conditions.
Tim Su, Director, Marketing Communication Department, VIVOTEK indicated “In order to make surveillance in wide open areas more clear, precise and effective, VIVOTEK, in the past year, has put great effort and resources into developing a series of speed dome network cameras with excellent image process technologies and sophisticated pan/tilt mechanism. Today, we are pleased to provide the market with the SD8161, a speed dome especially designed for indoor applications. Beside the abovementioned great features, few more advanced features like SD/SDHC/SDXC card slot, 802.3at compliant PoE Plus and 30 fps high quality video mean that the SD8161 is the best choice for the most demanding indoor surveillance applications.”