New models in the Mobotix range provide better-than-HD resolution and improved performance in low-light conditions.
Surveillance camera vendor Mobotix has appointed Ryan Fairclough as its business development manager for Victoria, Tasmania, South Australia and Western Australia.
The new weatherproof and shock-resistant MOBOTIX D14 DualDome camera with 6.2 megapixels is a more powerful successor model of the D12 camera. With the two separately adjustable camera modules, each with 3.1 megapixels, the D14 offers a variety of ways to examine a scene since the two modules can be combined to create one image. The D14 has a digital PTZ and no mechanical moving parts.
Mobotix has nothing to do with the 'mob', but instead is a provider of super high-end video security systems, and while it probably has nothing to do with Robert Langdon's investigative ways, the Vatican's Library has installed Mobotix video security systems.
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