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Video Surveillance and Broadband Wireless Access
As Internet-based surveillance systems consisting of cameras and digital video servers are replacing traditional analogue technology, high speed networks are increasingly used to support Internet-based systems. Sending video over a computer network yields significant savings by using an existing computer network to monitor a remote site. By using a high-speed wireless network, Homeland Security, public safety and industrial security systems can be deployed faster at lower costs than they can using structured network cabling.
Example of Mobile Video Streaming and Surveillance Solution Bridgeway "AirBridge" Wide Band Antenna for High-Speed Mobile WiFi Applications
Video Backhaul with Wireless
Bridgeway’s AirBridge based smart networks provide the bandwidth, reliability and security to monitor live video streams from video cameras in remote locations from a central command center, laptop or PC anywhere Internet access exists. Independent of wires, cameras can be located conveniently and cost-effectively almost anywhere with a point-to-point or point-to-multi-point wireless network. Without having to home run cabling back to command center, the size of security system is limitless. A Bridgeway AirBridge based smart network allows for deployment of a large scale network in a matter days as opposed to weeks or months, at a fraction of the cost of an Internet system using traditional structured cabling.
Homeland Security
A Bridgeway AirBridge based smart network facilitates large scale Homeland Security video surveillance projects for ports, bridges, military bases public stadiums, special events and other high profile targets. The system can provide a virtual infrastructure to provide real-time video transmission to public safety first responders and mobile command centers. It can also enhance inter-operability by providing shared data to multiple public agencies.
A Family of Solutions
A Bridgeway AirBridge based smart network dramatically reduces the cost of network deployment, ownership and management by integrating multi-channel radio and antenna technology with powerful routing, switching and security functions into each system for:
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