With exacqVision surveillance systems, you can access video from your Windows PC, Linux computer, Macintosh or just about any handheld mobile device with Internet access. Imagine pulling up live surveillance video from your iPhone because you receive an e-mail on the same device indicated that an alarm has been triggered.

Our company, Exacq Technologies, utilizes today's latest network video surveillance cameras (also referred to as "IP cameras) and legacy analog surveillance cameras with our exacqVision Video Management System (VMS) software. Analog cameras have been used in security applications for well over fifty years. While the basic technoloy is dated, they are still reliable and plentiful in the field. Ripping these cameras out to replace them with network cameras is not always the best and most cost-efficient solution. However, network cameras offer greater video resolution while utilizing computer networks to transmit video data. Analog surveillance video is similar to standard definition television while IP surveillance video offers HD (High Definition) quality.

The exacqVision client software gives the user complete control of a single server with up to 96 cameras or multiple servers consisting of hundreds of cameras. This software runs on Windows PCs, Linux systems and Macintosh computers to provide the most flexibility of any modern surveillance system. Furthermore, video can be accessed from handheld devices like BlackBerrys, iPhones and Windows Mobile devices.