by Brianna Crandall — February 15, 2017 — Hanwha Techwin (formerly Samsung Techwin), a worldwide supplier of video surveillance solutions for IP-video, analogue and hybrid systems, is now incorporating the Wisenet 5 chipset into the Wisenet X series of security cameras, calling it the most important component to date developed by Hanwha Techwin’s core technologies.
The Wisenet X series offers 150dB WDR image stabilization using gyro sensors and razor-sharp images 24/7, with improved low-light performance.
Lee Man-Seob, president and CEO of the Hanwha Techwin Security Business Group, commented:
Wisenet 5, our latest chipset, offers extremely high performance. It’s at the core of Hanwha Techwin’s competitiveness. The Wisenet X series is our first product range to use this single chip solution. As a result, our new 5 megapixel and 2 megapixel camera lineups will redefine industry standards, not only with exceptionally sharp images, but also with much faster image processing and upgraded functions.
The Wisenet X series of security cameras offers 150dB WDR image stabilization using gyro sensors and razor-sharp images 24/7, with improved low-light performance. Using WiseStream II, the second generation of Hanwha Techwin’s unique compression technology, the Wisenet X series delivers a bandwidth-friendly camera range. There are also many other notable key benefits, including a variety of on-board analytics and dual SD slots and USB installation for added convenience.
With the release of the Wisenet X security cameras, Hanwha Techwin says it meets the market demands in all areas of video surveillance. By adding the Wisenet X series to the recently released Wisenet Q and Wisenet P series, Hanwha Techwin has now established a full line-up, from highly affordable entry-level to competitively priced high-performance products that will satisfy the needs of projects and customers in all vertical sectors.
Hanwha Techwin says it is drawing a lot of attention with the new Wisenet X series and plans to invest considerably in the areas of product development and marketing.
Readers can register their interest in the new Wisenet X series on the Hanwha Techwin Web site.
