Axis Communications AB

Globally certified explosion-protected cameras

Axis Communications has externally announced two new explosion-protected cameras designed to monitor vast areas and send an alert whenever fire or smoke is detected. Ideal for Health, Safety, Environment (HSE) applications within potentially combustible areas, they offer worldwide Ex certification.

Robust PTZ camera with 20x optical zoom for mission-critical applications

Axis Communications has launched AXIS Q6078-E PTZ Camera offering UHD 4K resolution with 20x zoom for outstanding video quality. It offers great overviews and detail with the clearest, sharpest colors.

Explosion-Protected Cameras

Axis Communications has announced plans to develop its own explosion-protected surveillance cameras and devices through a new subsidiary, Axis Ex AB.

One Bispectral Camera for Thermal Detection and Visual Verification

Axis Communications has launched Axis Q8752-E, a bispectral PTZ camera featuring a thermal camera with 3x zoom for reliable detection and verification in all weather and light conditions, and a visual camera with 32x optical zoom for visual identification. A model with a 35 mm thermal lens is also available.

Axis: High-speed PTZ Camera

Axis Communications has launched Axis Q6135-LE, a high-speed PTZ camera with OptimizedIR up to 250 m / 820 ft range. It features the new generation chip with improved imaging, enhanced security features, extended capabilities for analytics, and significantly more efficient video compression.

Axis Companion compatible with whole Axis product portfolio

Axis Communications release functionality that will allow AXIS Companion video management software, together with AXIS S3008 Recorder, to run all Axis products with firmware 5,50 and later.

Axis Launches 3D People Counter

Axis P8815-2 uses images delivered by two sensors to generate a 3D depth map that strengthens the people counting accuracy.

Support for 2N intercoms in Axis Camera station

Network-based security radar for extensive area coverage and minimum false alarms