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August 27, 2007

New surveillance system designed specifically for the farm

Thanks to an innovative new surveillance system, it's going to be a lot easier to keep watch over the old family farm, at least if you live in Finland. ASAN Security Technologies has joined forces with the Finnish Data Processing Centre Ltd. to develop the system which is designed specifically for professional use in farming.

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Posted by Dan on August 27, 2007 1:24 PM

January 16, 2008

IP surveillance solution from Axis and Milestone helps Chase Farms comply with Bio-Terrorism Act

With the Bio-Terrorism Act demanding stricter adherence to food product traceability standards, companies such as Chase Farms in Walkerville, Mich. are turning to IP surveillance as a way to closely monitor operations. Chase Farms, one of the largest vegetable processors in the Eastern United States, has installed an IP surveillance system that utilizes megapixel network cameras from Axis Communications along with IP video management software from Milestone.

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Posted by Dan on January 16, 2008 3:44 PM

April 17, 2008

Axis IP cameras and Milestone XProtect software help secure showground

The Three Counties Fairground, located in Worcester, England, recently installed an IP-based video surveillance system to prevent vandalism and cut down on criminal activity. The Showground, which hosts horticulture shows throughout the year, will also use the surveillance system to protect plants, machinery, and livestock. The components of the IP surveillance solution include Axis 2130 and Axis 213 network cameras, along with Milestone XProtect video management software.

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Posted by Dan on April 17, 2008 3:22 PM

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