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Communications ICs (Wired)
News Release from: IndigoVision
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 27 July 2001
COE runs with IndigoVision for video
networking
IndigoVision Group has signed a GBP 500,000 licensing deal to provide video technology to UK-based video network specialist COE.
IndigoVision Group has signed a GBP 500,000 licensing deal to provide video technology to UK-based video network specialist COE, one of the world's key suppliers in video transmission, command and control solutions This deal is the latest in a string of recent partnership announcements for IndigoVision that include licensing agreements with Panasonic, Baxall, Videology, Ultrak and Cirrus Logic
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 22 Oct 2001 at 8.00am (UK)
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The deal with COE further defines IndigoVision's drive to lead the evolution in video power right across the CCTV sector, with Videobridge providing the flexibility for large, medium and small solutions.
IndigoVision's VideoBridge technology will lie at the core of COE's new digital product range, which is designed specifically for large-scale transportation monitoring projects such as international airports and railway terminals.
Coe solutions are already operating in a diverse range of applications for customers such as the BBC, Kuala Lumpur airport and the Tate Gallery, UK.
Commenting on the deal, Brian Wadsworth, Chief Executive of COE said: "VideoBridge will be a key element in maintaining our position as one of the world leaders in the field of complete video network solutions.
VideoBridge will complete our digital video product range at the heart of our X-class network and enable us to offer customers futuristic solutions such as face and number plate recognition, as well as the power to scale their operations up or down as required".
Sergio Tansini, Chief Operating Officer of IndigoVision said: "Our deal with COE is further proof that VideoBridge is fast becoming the de facto standard for video management in the global CCTV market.
We have experienced unparalleled success over the past few months and are confident that companies will continue to sign up for VideoBridge in their pursuit of workable next generation video solutions to incorporate into their product suites".
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