GovComm

GovComm ITS Cameras Are Tested To Be NEMA TS2 Compliant, “Speak” National Transportation Communications for Intelligent Transportation Systems (NTCIP) Protocol And Survive Category 5 Hurricane Force Winds.

GovComm Video Analytics and Advanced Codec Algorithm are Amazingly Smart!

GovComm's release of it's highly efficient, easy-to-use 16 channel video encoder (GC‐EC716‐9) provides excellent performance while bridging migration from analog to network video servers without upgrading existing camera infrastructure.

GovComm is also fitting the mobile hybrid DVR for school buses by placing high definition cameras and motion sensors on the outside of the bus to identify vehicles passing illegally while the stop arm is extended and children are loading or unloading

GovComm’s eCop 24/7 red-light and speed safety enforcement systems provide a comprehensive solution by monitoring and capturing details of up to 64 vehicles across 5 lanes of traffic simultaneously

The objectives of GovComm’s eCop™ photo traffic enforcement system are consistent with its mission: Deterring Dangerous Driving Behavior While Increasing Public Safety.

GovComm detects and captures more violations than competitors because we utilize a 24 megapixel high-speed camera, a 4 megapixel network video camera, radar and lasers that track and monitor up to 64 vehicles across 5 lanes of traffic simultaneously.

GovComm’s Central Management Server (CMS) is a powerful monitoring system that enables organizations to identify and resolve IT infrastructure problems before they affect critical business processes.

GovComm fourth-generation video surveillance solutions provides matrix switch-like functionality utilizing network infrastructure with video stream management.

GovComm facial recognition software helps spot patterns of a person’s face — the distance between the eyes and the shape of the nostrils, for example — and then compares them against those stored in a referenced database.