Physical Security Interoperability Standards: The Strength of Network-based Holistic Systems

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1 Physical Security Interoperability Standards: The Strength of Network-based Holistic Systems Robert Moore, Country Manager, Axis Communications, Inc.

2 Agenda Physical Security Standards ONVIF HDTV H.264 PoE H.264

3 ONVIF

4 Global Standardization Industry organizations: ONVIF, etc. Formal international and regional organizations International standardization IEC and ISO European standardization (EN-standards) CENELEC ANSI/SIA (American standardization. SIA is appointed as an SDO (Standards Development Organization) to ANSI And more National committees e.g. ABNT (BR), BSIA (UK), AFNOR, (FR), SEK (SE) National and regional regulation

5 The Future of the Security Market Moving towards IP-based systems in all areas Telephony, TV, distributed business systems, etc. Integration of different type of systems Video, physical access control, intrusion alarm, analytics, fire alarm/detection, ticket systems, point of sales, etc. Global interconnected systems Advancements in consumer technology also drives security business HDTV H 264 megapixel wireless standards storage HDTV, H.264, megapixel, wireless standards, storage, cloud computing, etc.

6 ONVIF is Designed to Grow with the Market ONVIF is now the established IP-based industry standard for security systems ONVIF is based on flexible and scalable IT technologies Web services, WSDL-based Motion JPEG, MPEG-4, H.264 ONVIF can be expanded to cover any aspect Today: video and physical access control Tomorrow: decided by members and the market evolvement

7 Benefits of a Global, Open Interface Standard Increased flexibility and greater freedom of choice ONVIF enables users to select interoperable products from a variety of different brands Future-proof systems and more secure investments ONVIF ensures that interoperable products are available from a large variety of vendors, no matter how the market develops Reduced total cost of ownership ONVIF results in less integration costs, and enables users to choose the most suitable combination of products for their specific needs, regardless of vendor

8 Milestones Sept -11 ONVIF was established in 2008 > 300 ONVIF members > 1,100 conf. products Dec -10 Release ONVIF Core Specification 2.0 Mar -10 Extended scope physical access control Oct -09 More than 100 ONVIF members Aug -09 First ONVIF conformant product May -09 Test tool and conformance process Nov/Dec -08 Core specification/ Test specification 8 8

9 ONVIF More than 350 Members (February 2012) Full members (16) Contributing members (20) User members 318 companies

10 I m an end user. Thanks to ONVIF, I get Increased flexibility and greater freedom of choice The standard enables us to select interoperable products from a variety of different brands Future-proof systems and more secure investments The standard ensures that I can choose from a large variety of vendors, no matter how the market develops Reduced total cost of ownership Interoperable products result in less integration costs and enable us to choose the most suitable combination of IP- based physical security products for our specific needs 10 10

11 Reliable interoperability I m a system integrator Out-of-the box interoperability between different vendor s products, making it simple to offer cost-effective and flexible solutions Simplified installation IP-based physical security products that are easily installed and ddeployed dregardless of fbrand Greater freedom Flexibility to specify a system with products from different vendors, thus making it easier to fully meet the specific needs of our customers 11 11

12 Technology Built for Growth Web services a robust technology platform Common specification with shared functionality Each area adds necessary specific technologies Easy to expand in the future Common specification Network video 12

13 ONVIF Articles IP Standards Paving Way to a Future of Freedom Security Systems News Open Platforms are Ready for Liftoff Security Sales & Integration The Road to Open Systems Network Centric Security Standards Fever ONVIF Maps Future at ISC West Plugfest SDM ISC West 2011 ONVIF demo shows spreading acceptance Government Security News ONVIF Spec gains momentum SDM

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15 HDTV

16 Why HDTV? The quest for perfect image quality within video surveillance never ends: Higher resolution Higher frame rates Better color representation But how can a user know that a camera will deliver on all these counts?

17 HDTV Standards Remove Uncertainty The leading body for HDTV standardization is the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers (SMPTE) SMPTE defines es standards ds for HDTV Resolution 1280x720 or 1920x1080 Full frame rate 25/30 and/or 50/60 fps Wide screen ratio (16x9) Wide color spectrum Better color representation Guaranteed resolution Full frame rate Wide screen format

18 SMPTE Defines Many Different Standards Most valid for HDTV video surveillance: SMPTE 296M (720p) Broadcasting of HDTV Resolution:1280x720 in 16:9 format Full frame rate 25/30 and/or 50/60 fps Wider color spectrum than standard TV SMPTE 274M (1080p/i) Blu-ray and computer graphics Resolution: 1920x1080 in 16:9 format Full frame rate 25/30 and/or 50/60 fps Wider color spectrum than standard TV

19 A Guarantee for High-Quality Images A network camera that meets the SMPTE HDTV standard guarantees high-quality images 5x higher resolution than a standard TV

20 SEEING IS BELIEVING REAL IMAGE EXAMPLES

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22 4CIF view Cropped-out view Cropped-out view HDTV view

23 4CIF PTZ full tele Cropped-out view HDTV view PTZ full tele Cropped-out view

24 4CIF view HDTV view

25 HDTV view PTZ wide HDTV view PTZ tele 18x zoom

26 Summary HDTV offer many benefits for video surveillance International standard Superior image quality Very high resolution Full frame rate (minimum 25/30 fps) Excellent E t color fidelity Wide screen (16:9) format

27 H.264

28 H.264 H.264 (MPEG-4 Part 10) for professional network video surveillance H.264 replaces MPEG-4 Part 2 H.264 is the first, global video standard shared across all industries Business: Video surveillance, telecommunications, broadcasting... Consumer: HD-DVD/Blu-ray, ipod, QuickTime, Flash, YouTube, XBox, PlayStation 3, mobile phones, video cameras... H 264 ultimately a common video compression platform that is H.264 ultimately a common video compression platform that is future-proof

29 H.264 H.264 compression (example savings) Motion JPEG MPEG-4 Part 2 H % 80% Bandwidth & storage consumption Bandwidth & storage consumption Bandwidth & storage consumption

30 Maximized HDTV Usability with H.264 H.264 makes it possible to benefit from HDTV quality in full frame rate without compromising bandwidth and storage Example calculation Lower bandwidth and storage need in HDTV 720p 30fps in H.264 compared with VGA 30fps in Motion JPEG H.264 Motion JPEG AXIS Q1755 (HDTV 1080i) 2.3 Mbit/s 34.1 Mbit/s AXIS Q1755 (HDTV 720p) 1.8 Mbit/s 19.6 Mbit/s AXIS 210 (VGA) Mbit/s

31 Choose how to benefit from H.264: Reduce costs for storage and bandwidth Without compromising frame rate Without compromising image resolution OR increase frame rate H.264 With maintained cost for bandwidth and storage Without compromising image resolution Storage & Bandwidth H.264 OR increase image resolution With maintained cost for bandwidth and storage Frame rate Resolution Without compromising frame rate

32 POE

33 PoE 802.3af 15.4 Watts 3 power classes at 25.5 Watts 4 power classes 2009

34 PoE Both network cameras with and without built-in support for PoE can take advantage of a UPS device

35 Get the Axis picture. Stay one step ahead. ner netwo ork part Axis open megapixel HDTV competence worldwide leader network video camera easy installation Thank you! safe innovation protect leader thermal global image usability focus conv vergence ent inte ellig outdoor environment ease of use H.264 integration video encoder