The materials we use in our product development are under the microscope, as more and more consumers realize the environmental impact things like disposable plastic are having on the planet. However, we are still a long way off eliminating them from our everyday lives. That’s why here at Axis we are

Sometimes an innovation comes by combining two existing technologies. For instance, if you take a PTZ camera and add heatpipes, which divert heat away from the sensitive sensors and LEDs, new possibilities open up. Now, the infra-red (IR) LEDs that generate heat can be kept closer to the sensor,

Axis adds network radar technology to its extensive product portfolio. The area detection technology ignores many common triggers that result in false alarms, and has been designed for easy installation and integration with existing systems.

Axis has released AXIS T61 Audio and I/O Interface Series to enable audio and I/O connectivity to be added to Axis network cameras that don’t have this functionality built-in. Having the camera separate from the audio and I/O interface means all components can be discreetly placed in the optimum

Axis Communications adds AXIS Q1645-LE and AXIS Q1647-LE Network Cameras specially designed for outdoor use. The cameras are the most-light sensitive 2 MP and 5 MP cameras, respectively, in Axis portfolio and are the first in AXIS Q16 Series to have built-in OptimizedIR for surveillance in total

20 developers from around the world, with representatives from Google, Ericsson, SAP and Axis are gathered at Axis Headquarters in Lund, Sweden, this week to participate in the twice-yearly Gerrit Hackathon.

Axis is bringing its new Forensic WDR technology to several new network cameras, enhancing the ability to capture detail in challenging light conditions and allowing surveillance operators to see forensic levels of detail in both dark and bright areas at the same time. In addition, Forensic WDR