2011 International Detective Awards announced, Sony and Morpho and other names on the list

Recently, the Detektor International Award was held in Switzerland. Through the fierce competition, the winner of the 2011 International Detective Awards, one of the most prestigious awards on the global security market, was announced. Sony, Morpho and Alarmtech were on the list. . Sony won the Best CCTV Product Award, Morpho won the Best Access Control Product Award, and Alarmtech won the Best Alarm Detection Product Award.

Morpho from France received the Best Product Award for access control, and its products are the Morphoaccess VP series, an end product that combines RFID Mifare DESFire cards, finger veins, and fingerprint recognition technology. This unique multi-mode biometric access control solution once again demonstrates the innovation power of the security market.

Paxton's product, Net2 Caller, was awarded the Highly Recommended Product Award, a reader that allows users to open a door anywhere in the remote range, even the most remote sites. The Innovation Achievement Award was jointly awarded by Assa from Sweden and Mobotix from Germany. Assa's product is Cliq Remote, a system with remote access control capabilities; Mobotix's product is the T24, a video IP gateway based on the international video telephony standard VoIP/SIP.

The best product of the alarm detection category was captured by Sweden's Alarmtech. The product is the SAS Novator. This is a Swam proxy system. Each object in the system is autonomous and can work independently within its resources. . A highly intelligent system truly brings a new dimension to the intrusion alarm market.

The highly recommended product award was obtained by Texecom of the United Kingdom. The product is Ricochet, a self-healing alarm system using mesh network wireless technology. The Innovation Achievement Award was jointly awarded by RSI video technology from France and Schrack Seconet from Austria. RSI's products are a control panel designed for outdoor commercial applications; Schrack Seconet's product is Integral IP MX, an IP-based fire alarm system.

The CCTV's Best Product Award was awarded to Sony's Hybrid Camera, the industry's first analog network camera capable of transmitting both analog SD and digital HD video on a single coaxial cable. Hybrid cameras once again demonstrated Sony's innovative capabilities and developed highly intelligent, widely applicable and cost-effective security camera products.