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August 1, 2018. This is the day the global population used up all the resources Earth could naturally replenish in a year. The Overshoot Day, when we pass the threshold of how much food, water and energy our planet can renew, it’s coming earlier and earlier every year, meaning, since the 1970s, we

Years ago, the bitrate consumed by cameras was holding the industry back, a technical obstacle on the path of innovation. A group of Axis engineers set out with the ambition to improve the bitrate by perhaps 10-15%. But when they finally held the new technology in their hands, the outcome went

Axis announces the 7th generation of its own ARTPEC chip, optimized for network video. The new chip will power an array of new capabilities and features coming to Axis network cameras. These features include even better imaging, enhanced security features, powerful compression and a possibility to

When people think about radar, the first thing that comes to mind is probably the radar shown in numerous military movies. Who doesn’t know the scene when the pilot of a combat jet suddenly detects the enemy or approaching missiles on the radar. Dramatic alarm sounds imply the danger that comes

Today’s fast evolving technology often means systems are out-of-date the moment they’re installed. To be at the cutting edge, customers need to update their systems or even purchase new hardware devices. In this article we look at how to get benefits of network audio without having to rip and

It’s a common misconception that the better the quality of an image, the higher the bitrate will be. However, this is not always the case. In fact, sometimes technology developed to improve the usability of a video has the positive side-effect of reducing bitrate, since it removes image noise or

As the company which created the world’s first network camera in 1996, we can safely say that innovation is a core part of the company’s DNA. Continual innovation is a challenge, and we’ve interviewed Peter Rietz to understand more about Axis’ culture of innovation.

Every element of the surveillance system lifecycle – from the initial design through implementation and configuration, to ongoing maintenance – presents challenges for system integrators, and involves multiple tools as extensive human labor. Setting, managing, and meeting prospect and customer

Axis has announced that, from September 1st 2018, the limit of a maximum of 32 core device licenses per AXIS Camera Station system has been removed. Core device licenses only apply for Axis devices, the use of universal licenses will still be needed when using non-Axis cameras in the system. Pricing

Effective security protection requires cameras that can see and detect in all conditions, from poor lighting to adverse weather. That is why we have broadened our thermal portfolio to offer smaller cameras at a lower price, so now even more customers can integrate thermal cameras into their security