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Axis Communications expands Product Portfolio for India

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Axis Communications expands Product Portfolio for India

Axis Communications has unveiled its new product line of the world’s smallest, ceiling mount pan/tilt/zoom dome cameras. The company has introduced the AXIS M50 PTZ Dome Network Camera Series, which offers business managers a highly discreet and affordable solution for remotely monitoring indoor areas such as stores, banks, hotels, office lobbies, restaurants and warehouses, to more effectively manage one or more locations and improve security. 

 

AXIS M50 cameras have a sleek and compact design, thus enabling discreet, high-quality 360 degree surveillance in HDTV. A built-in microphone also allows monitoring for unusual noises during off-hours to trigger a security alarm. The cameras also enable users to monitor a site seamlessly from a remote location by allowing them to pan, tilt and zoom the camera to gain a 360 degree view. It is perfect for getting an overview of a store, for checking if shelves are stocked and items are properly promoted, and for getting customer behaviour information needed to increase sales, improve service and retain shoppers. 

 

Axis Communications is the global market leader in network video, driving the ongoing shift from analog to digital video surveillance. Since setting up a direct presence in India in 2007, Axis products and solutions have been deployed by customers across various verticals such as hospitality (Hotel ITC-Welcomgroup), airports (Delhi, Chennai, Mumbai and Hyderabad), seaports (Vizag seaport), industrial (BPCL - Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited, Reliance Oil & Gas and NTPC - National Thermal Power Corporation), city surveillance (city surveillance project in Kolkata and Junagadh, Shivajinagar Bus Terminus in Bangalore and D. Y. Patil Stadium in Mumbai), education (The Indian Public School, Coimbatore), defence (Indian Navy) as well as The Serum Institute of India, Pune, Nokia, Yahoo!, Target, Wipro Technologies, Shell India and Reliance Internet data centers across Mumbai, Chennai and Bangalore.