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Axis Communications celebrates diversity because it’s a key ingredient for the company’s continued innovation and growth. After last year successful event in the USA, in June Axis is hosting its second Women in Security Summit, this time in Lund (SW) where the company has its HQ.

Making social responsibility a top priority is essential to being a sustainable company. This concept even goes beyond your own employees to comprise those employed by your suppliers and partners. For a global company, this isn’t always easy to accomplish. Read how Axis acts to promote safe and

Axis Communications unveils AXIS Live Privacy Shield, the market’s only edge analytics software for cameras that masks people in real time in video streams at up to full frame rate. The solution is reliable and cost-effective. It addresses privacy rules and regulations, and at the same time, lets

Axis Communications, the global market leader in network video, will be exhibiting at IFSEC, Europe’s leading integrated security event, 18-20 June 2019 at ExCeL, London . Learn more about Axis’ latest products and services that meet the challenges of today’s world, as well as network with Axis

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

When the Axis inventor team launched Lightfinder, it changed the surveillance camera market completely, allowing forensic detail in low-to-zero light conditions. But how did the team bring color to a greyscale world? Two of the people who worked in the core team of this invention and who were part

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