SeeTec, a pioneer in network-based video surveillance, is the latest member of the Bosch Integration Partner Program which is designed to promote and enhance interoperability between Bosch products and other leading security products, applications, software or systems
SeeTec, a pioneer in network-based video surveillance, is the latest member of the Bosch Integration Partner Program which is designed to promote and enhance interoperability between Bosch products and other leading security products, applications, software or systems. Companies of any size using SeeTec video management solutions can now benefit from the unmatched features of the latest Bosch IP video cameras as well as from Bosch's extensive product range for indoor and outdoor applications. This comprises the Dinion, AutoDome and Flexidome families of IP cameras, the VideoJet encoders, Bosch VIP network video servers. SeeTec also supports the new starlight HD technology from Bosch which enables unprecedented video quality in extreme low-light conditions.
The partnership between Bosch and SeeTec guarantees that all IP-based video products from Bosch will seamlessly integrate into existing SeeTec environments including the ProBox for small and medium projects and the highly scalable Enterprise Edition which supports thousands of cameras in multitiered architectures. Inspired by thousands of installation, SeeTec′s new VMS Cayuga is also compatible with the broad Bosch camera range.
SeeTec customers thus have the opportunity to use proven Bosch technology and quality when extending their projects or to replace existing cameras with more feature rich models. They can also benefit from the event trigger in the intelligent video analysis feature from Bosch.
“SeeTec is a leader in video management and specifically strong in vertical markets such as logistics, finance and retail”, says Rudolf Spielberger, Head of the Bosch Integration Partner Program. “Our partnership does not only open up new opportunities for us, but also gives SeeTec's customers easy access to the latest technologies which they can easily integrate into their existing environments.”