Over 100,000 MOBOTIX systems are in use successfully throughout the world. These cameras operate without any problems around the clock.
Everything from a single source
MOBOTIX offers both the cameras and tailored video management software
Low systems costs
High-resolution images deliver more detail. Thus, fewer cameras are needed overall. For example, one MOBOTIX camera can be used to monitor two teller areas at the same time.
Lowest installation costs
MOBOTIX cameras are connected to a computer network using inexpensive standard IT components (just like connecting a printer).
Lowest operating costs
With the cameras and has no license costs or other expenses. Each camera consumes just 3 to 4 watts, which means very low power consumption.
Lowest maintenance costs
Robust housings reinforced with fiberglass, hidden cabling and no moving parts ensure that MOBOTIX cameras have a long life without maintenance expense.
Hi-res video innovations
MOBOTIX is a pioneer in the delivery of digital, IP-based video surveillance and is one of the fastest- growing companies in the security industry. All the company's products are made at the headquarters in Kaiserslautern, Germany. Since MOBOTIX is internationally oriented, it exports a high percentage of the systems it manufactures.
The latest hi-res video technology
MOBOTIX offers high-resolution complete video systems featuring technology that is unique worldwide: an intelligent, decentralized system structure in which data can be processed and stored in the cameras themselves and not on central recording equipment. Digital mass storage devices such as SD cards now make it possible to store 16 gigabytes of data directly in the camera. This is an outstanding method of long-term recording in day-to-day banking business and it means that MOBOTIX systems can get by with far fewer cameras and system components than analog or other IP-based systems
Moving into the future with high resolution
The trend is toward smart, high-resolution systems with integrated memory cards. This means that • surveillance requires far fewer cameras, resulting in more discreet, less expensive installations • network data traffic is reduced • recording equipment such as external digital video recorders (DVRs) and personal computers (PCs) no longer need to be maintained • system costs are therefore cut down
