Deployed by UK Train Operator IndigoVision’s integrated IP Video technology has been deployed as part of a massive CCTV central monitoring and recording project for First Capital Connect (FCC), one of the UK’s newest train operating companies. FCC operates trains between London, Brighton, Bedford, Peterborough, Cambridge and King's Lynn over the UK's
busiest rail network. As part of its five year, $15 million, network-wide Station Improvements Program, FCC selected IndigoVision and its partner ATEC Security to install a new IP-based video surveillance, recording and transmission system. The project involved the upgrade to 1,194 existing analog CCTV cameras across 63 train stations, which are now all monitored at a new central control room at Enfield, using the company’s existing
network infrastructure.
Hong Kong Traffic Surveillance Project IndigoVision’s complete IP-CCTV technology has been used to extend the capabilities of Hong Kong’s extensive
traffic surveillance system. The current analog system has been expanded with the addition of 48 cameras using
IndigoVision’s IP Video system, creating a fully integrated 250 camera hybrid solution. The introduction of IndigoVision’s IP-based distributed networked provides a platform for full migration to IP Video in the future.
The migration project was designed and installed by IndigoVision’s local partner Tung Po (HK) Technology Enterprise Ltd. Tung Po also developed bespoke software to create an integrated ‘front end’ for both the existing analog system and IndigoVision’s IP Video. This was interfaced with ‘Control Center’, IndigoVision’s IP Video and alarm management software, which provides powerful virtual matrix switching features, alarm handling and video analysis tools.
John Lewis Stores Case Study John Lewis Department Stores, one of the UK’s leading retail groups, has invested in IndigoVision’s complete end-to-end IP Video technology for its CCTV surveillance. IndigoVision has been working with John Lewis over the last year to migrate 9 of its existing stores from analog CCTV to a digital IP solution. IndigoVision has now been chosen to provide the CCTV surveillance for the first 3 of the planned 10 new stores, including the recently opened branch in Liverpool, its largest store outside of
central London. The 130 camera system in Liverpool was installed by IndigoVision’s
approved partner Orion Security Solutions in collaboration with security consultants,
Dowling Blunt.
Largest Wide-Area CCTV Project monitor a LNG plant and 500 mile gas pipeline as part of the Sakhalin-2 project in Eastern Russia. The company believes the 600+ camera system is the world’s largest wide-area CCTV project and demonstrates that IndigoVision’s technology is being deployed in the most demanding surveillance applications. The success of this project also coincides with IndigoVision’s continued expansion in Europe, with the company now having a strong local presence from Brussels to Siberia.
