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Videoglaz Group of Companies announced the beginning of the production localization process in Russia

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The Videoglaz Group of companies, which manufactures video surveillance equipment, has begun the process of production localization. At the first stage, the Group of Companies released six IP camera models of its own IPTRONIC trademark in Russia. The equipment is focused on state, municipal and corporate projects, the press service of Videoglaz said.

The devices run the built-in IPTRONIC SmartEye software, which is responsible for configuring equipment, interacting with video surveillance systems, and supporting intelligent video analytics functions.

IPTRONIC has prepared and sent a package of documents for inclusion in the register of Russian industrial products of the Ministry of Industry and Trade.

"The new direction will allow IPTRONIC partners to use Russian IP cameras for their own projects. The company will provide a technological and software platform, as well as support the implementation of equipment, help with system configuration and training of specialists," commented the press service of the Group.

The cameras support the ONVIF protocol and can integrate with existing video surveillance systems and equipment from other manufacturers. The open API allows you to connect devices to corporate platforms and external software solutions. Support for the IPEYE cloud service and the S-Mob mobile platform has also been announced. Additionally, work is underway to integrate with software from companies such as Rostelecom, TRASSIR, Netris, and Macroscop.

The built-in IPTRONIC SmartEye software provides tools to enhance cybersecurity and AI analytics functions aimed at reducing the number of false positives. The architecture of the solution makes it possible to scale the video surveillance system as the customer's infrastructure develops, the company explained.

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