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Network video specialist Axis has introduced its Q29 series of cameras that provide remote temperature monitoring.

Network video vendor Axis Communications has opened its new Sydney office.

IP camera specialist Axis Communications has appointed Ingram Micro as its Australian distributor.

Network camera specialist Axis has announced its first model with 4K resolution.

Axis has announced a new range of indoor surveillance cameras with "vandal-resistant" casings

The latest additions to Axis' range of surveillance cameras are the M3007-PV and M3007-P, both providing a 360-degree panorama.

New surveillance cameras from Axis are low-cost and easily installed, making them ideal for home and small business applications.

Security video specialist Axis has announced a new camera designed to operate in desert conditions, plus a ruggedised analog encoder for tough - though not quite so demanding - environments.

A surveillance system in the Melbourne inner suburb of Footscray led to 18 arrests before it was commissioned.

Network video camera specialist Axis has released two new series of surveillance cameras. The company sees edge storage as an important feature for IP cameras.

A new surveillance camera from Axis can provide a 360-degree view of a site, or zoom in on the action.

Axis' latest HD IP surveillance cameras are designed for indoor and outdoor use.

Axis has released a raft of new products, including IP surveillance cameras and a video encoder blade to integrate analogue cameras with an IP video system.

Axis has announced an add-on infrared illuminator for its P33 surveillance cameras.

A survey of US integrators suggests IP-based digital video cameras are more cost-effective than analogue technology.

The number of surveillance cameras at Swinburne University will almost double over the next nine months, and the use of video analytics is likely to increase.

The security camera system at the Melbourne Cricket Ground is being progressively upgraded from the old analogue equipment to digital cameras on an IP network.