Read on for an article contributed by Matt Bretoi of FLIR, on why their business benefits from the open source standards that ONVIF provides.
As the world celebrates World Standards Day this week, we offer our thanks to those organizations around the globe that have made our world safer, more convenient and more secure.
Our recent ONVIF Open Source challenge resulted in some innovative submissions by talented developers from around the world. Read on to learn more.
The ONVIF judges would like to thank all who participated in the challenge for their diligence, time and novel ideas. By using these innovative approaches to create new applications for open source standards such as ONVIF, we are just beginning to explore the possibilities that complete interoperability can bring.
With over 30 submissions of innovative and unique applications, the winning app, CAM X, submitted by Canada-based developer Liqiao Ying, offers an Artificial Intelligence-based object detection system that utilizes blockchain solutions for sorting information obtained from ONVIF cameras.
Meet our members: Paul Hefty of Aiphone Corporation
December 6th, 2018
ONVIF to Hold Profile T Webinar
December 4th, 2018
ONVIF Reflects on 2018 Activities in 10th Annual Meeting
November 29th, 2018
ONVIF to present at PSA TEC 2019
November 27th, 2018
ONVIF reflexiona sobre las actividades de 2018 en su reunión anual. @ONVIF https://t.co/7xqnuiq3KC
Profile T supports both H.264 AND H.265 video compression, as well as imaging settings, motion alarm and tampering events, metadata streaming and bi-directional auto. #standards #opensource #webinar
Did you know storage is the single largest expense in a video system? H.265 video compression reduces bandwidth and storage costs by up to 50% while maintaining frame rates. #ProfileT #webinar
"High resolution and higher frame rates are only possible with more advanced video compression." -- @stuartrawling on Profile T
