As a result, cameras keep recording and streaming live video even when multiple system components fail simultaneously. At the rate that video cameras are evolving, keeping track of an ever-growing amount of high-resolution video data is becoming even more challenging. In places like metro stations and airports where many cameras are needed, the burden on a workstation is very high. If a workstation is overloaded, the client application will often lag.
This is a great obstacle for security operators who need to view many cameras at once in order to maintain a complete and uninterrupted overview of a location, such as an airport terminal.
This technology automatically shows the optimal video resolution on the screen. If an operator needs to view many cameras simultaneously, BVMS automatically uses a lower-resolution stream.
When enhanced pictures are required to zoom in or view on a full screen, for instance, a higher-resolution stream is automatically chosen. This feature uses the multi-stream capabilities available on Bosch IP video cameras and runs on existing workstations.
It is possible to search for any motion in a selected area or use enhanced search function to find events in recorded video data such as objects within, entering, or leaving an area, objects traversing a route, objects loitering in an area, removed objects and more. And search rules can be changed even after an event.
The video database can then be very quickly scanned for any suspicious activity that occurred within that perimeter. BVMS is designed to work best with Bosch cameras and storage devices. For example, the edge-based analytics that resides within Bosch cameras can be fully utilized for Live alarming and recording Forensic Search. Bosch storage devices are fully tested by the BVMS test-team and their performance is guaranteed and backed by the Bosch technical support teams all over the world.
To handle access commands and events directly in the video management system, the Access Management System can be integrated into BVMS version Moreover, the integration allows for manual video verification to increase the security level at doors. When integrating BVMS with Intelligent Insights, users can manage their live and recorded video streams and Intelligent Insights data within one unified graphical user interface GUI , thereby eliminating the need to switch between multiple applications to get a complete picture of the situation.
BVMS can communicate directly to the Bosch B and G series intrusion panels , which allows the operator to arm and disarm zones directly from the video management system. Also, it is possible to establish a direct communication with the Bosch Praesideo public address system , which allows the operator to warn intruders by starting pre-recorded announcements in, for example, a specific zone of the perimeter.
Last, but not least, BVMS can be fully controlled by the Bosch Building Integration System , enabling operators to manage a complex and extensive security environment from a single system. Our powerful integration tools make it easy to build the innovative solutions that your customers want, from enhancing an existing system to creating a completely new security concept. Over camera models are continuously tested to ensure compatibility between the latest firmware and BVMS release.
Next to cameras and storage devices, BVMS has an easy to implement interface, which can be used to communicate to other systems. BVMS can, for example, receive alarms from several systems such as face recognition, automatic license plate recognition, server-based video analytics or radar systems.
The great benefit is that operators only have to work with a single system. Alternatively, BVMS can be integrated into a third-party Physical Security Information System from which the operator can even control the complete alarm management. Video Management System benefits. Bosch Security Systems YouTube channel. Video Management System integration. Bosch Securioty Systems YouTube channel. Management Software.
BVMS Your path to superior video management. At a glance BVMS is a modular and resilient security system that aggregates and delivers consolidated data to security operators in a way that helps them make informed decisions — so they can trigger the right actions and deploy a swift response to improve security and safety. BVMS Viewer is a free of charge video application for small to medium Bosch video installations to access live and recorded video data from Bosch devices with great advantages: Easy to install and to use - the guided installation makes it easy to set-up a system in a couple of minutes.
Watch the video. BVMS allows you to deploy a Bosch video surveillance solution for applications with unique features: Maximize resilience - keep operations up and running even when both, Management and Recording Servers fail.
Scalability - guarantee scalable solutions for any size system. BVMS benefits. Transportation A transportation hub, like and airport or train station, needs to be able to operate 24 hours a day, days a year. Critical Infrastructures. Critical Infrastructures Critical infrastructures ensure that we have warm water, energy and even ensure our safety.
Retail Reducing shrinkage improves business performance, contributing to the bottom line of a retailer. Several Bosch warehouses throughout the globe. Logistics Providing a reliable logistic service is a real challenge.
Less CPU consumption. Less CPU consumption At the rate that video cameras are evolving, keeping track of an ever-growing amount of high-resolution video data is becoming even more challenging. Forensic search. Integration with Bosch systems. Third party integration. Third party integrations. Have a look at the following websites. Product catalog. At the same time, the shift toward more and more software and increasingly sophisticated electronics has also made the business of vehicle development substantially more complex.
This creates a number of challenges. Key among these for Cross-Domain Computing Solutions will be to tame the complexity of these electronic systems and make them as reliable as possible. This new division, which has been in place since the start of , employs around 17, associates at over 40 locations in more than 20 countries around the world.
One of these people is Johanna Michelfelder. As the section head for computer vision, she is helping shape the future of mobility. Having pooled its extensive software and electronics expertise in a new division, Bosch is now looking to take the digitalization of vehicle technology to the next level.
What excites you most about the opportunities this will bring? I knew early on that I wanted to work on the mobility of the future — and that I wanted to do this at Bosch. This is also true of the new division, which brings together development expertise from a whole variety of areas.
It means we can offer our customers a complete system that combines not only hardware development for all the various sensors such as radar, ultrasound, and video, but also the central ECU, and the software.
The latter comprises a whole range of modules, including computer vision, which is currently my field. Tell us about your work in this field and any current projects. This input is then used by other teams to develop new vehicle functions — for example, partially automated parking. This includes systems that rely on an array of video cameras, sometimes more than ten per vehicle.
Based on the signals, the ECUs are able to make decisions as to whether, for example, the vehicle should change lanes.
Can you tell us about this? The purpose of this is to create an organizational structure that is in tune with our field of business. The goal we all share is to identify where centralized structures make sense and can be used to create synergies, and where decentralized structures will bring benefits.
What drives you when you think about future mobility? The challenge of being able to automate this process really sparks my imagination. But we still have a lot of work ahead of us.
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