“A Phillipines-based video capture card vendor has soft-launched
a line of Linux-based surveillance DVRs (digital video recorders).
Neugent Technologies said its LX8000 SmartDetect DVRs have
“built-in object detection video analytics,” enabling them to watch
for left, abandoned, missing, or stolen objects.“Neugent’s LX8000-series DVR line appears to be built from
standard PC components, although the company does not publish
technical specs for the devices. The DVRs appear to integrate one
or more of Neugent’s video capture cards, said to integrate MPEG4
acceleration, sound, and support for 4-, 8-, or 16-channels.
Neugent also offers a Windows SDK (software development kit) for
the cards…”
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