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As the industry leader in video surveillance, we develop and supply innovative network solutions that improve security, safety, operational efficiency, and business intelligence.
As the industry leader in video surveillance, we develop and supply innovative network solutions that improve security, safety, operational efficiency, and business intelligence.
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How indoor air quality sensors play a critical role in data centers
Data centers are the foundation of our digital lives. Almost all modern technology services rely on their computing power. Maintaining optimal performance of data centers is essential in maintaining uptime and extending system lifespan. An often overlooked but critical aspect of data center management is indoor air quality (IAQ).
Environmental sensors help address the issue of vaping in schools
The increase in the use of e-cigarettes and vaping among schoolchildren has become a serious issue for teachers and school administrators. Authorities are keen to look at ways to address the problem, which studies have shown can lead to behavioral issues and negatively impact academic performance. Connected technologies provide part of the solution.
Tackling global challenges in workplace safety
Workplace accidents continue to be a major global issue. According to the United Nations, nearly 2.78 million workers lose their lives annually due to occupational accidents and work-related illnesses, while an additional 374 million sustain non-fatal injuries. The problem is particularly severe in Asia, which accounts for 65% of global work-related deaths.
