The partnership between two great companies has been approved by the antitrust authorities: Sony employees will therefore be entering in the new marketing and sales team of Bosch Security Systems<\/strong> The partnership between two great companies has been approved by the antitrust authorities: Sony employees will therefore be entering in the new marketing and sales team of Bosch Security Systems…<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":3,"featured_media":23760,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"open","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[2497],"tags":[2598],"yoast_head":"\n
\nThe ambitious aim is to set new technical standards for video surveillance. With the approval by the antitrust authorities<\/strong>, the partnership in video surveillance between Bosch Security Systems<\/a><\/strong> and Sony Corporation<\/strong> is effective as from 1 February 2017<\/strong>. This partnership involves a collaboration between marketing and sales organizations, as well as a technical collaboration. Sony<\/strong><\/a>\u2019s marketing and sales team joined the new dedicated group of Bosch Security Systems<\/a><\/strong> division. All customers of Sony<\/a><\/strong> video surveillance will therefore be followed and supported by this new team, in all markets except Japan.<\/strong>
\nAs for the technical collaboration, both companies want to set new standards for high-resolution video images, even in low light conditions. In March 2017<\/strong>, Sony<\/strong><\/a> will launch eight new Full HD video surveillance cameras (1080p)<\/strong> within the sixth generation network cameras range<\/a> (G6)<\/strong>. The high sensitivity of these new cameras allows to maintain color integrity even in extremely low light situations. At the same time, Bosch<\/a><\/strong> is currently updating its video analytics portfolio and the bitrate management. Starting in May 2017<\/strong>, in fact, all IP 4000<\/a> network cameras series<\/strong> will be equipped with the integrated video analysis as well as the latest bitrate management techniques combined with H.265 video encoding<\/strong>, reducing the bitrate up to 80%<\/strong>.
\nBosch<\/strong><\/a> and Sony<\/a><\/strong> innovations will be presented at the ISC West 2017<\/strong> (5-7 April<\/strong>) in Las Vegas<\/strong>. The launch of the first products jointly developed is scheduled, instead, for 2018<\/strong>.
\nwww.bosch.it<\/a>
\nwww.sony.it<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"