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What did Axis introduce in 1996?

The first megapixel camera

The industry’s first network camera (correct)

The first HDTV surveillance camera

The first analog video camera

What indicates an irreversible shift from old, analog video technologies?

The improvement in video compression techniques

The introduction of HDTV surveillance cameras

The increase in megapixel cameras

The rapid deployment of network video (correct)

What type of lighting conditions can some cameras handle?

Daylight and artificial light

Low light, high contrast lighting, and total darkness (correct)

Outdoor lighting and indoor lighting

Fluorescent lighting and LED lighting

What has been made in video quality according to the text?

<p>Huge strides</p> Signup and view all the answers

What has happened to processors in cameras and video encoders?

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Axis Innovations

In 1996, Axis introduced the first network camera, pioneering a shift toward digital video surveillance.

Shift from Analog to Digital

The transition from old analog video technologies to digital systems is marked by the implementation of internet protocol (IP) cameras that allow for real-time streaming and remote access to footage.

Camera Performance in Varied Lighting

Advanced cameras are capable of functioning effectively in challenging lighting conditions, including low-light environments, thanks to technologies such as infrared and enhanced image sensors.

Improvements in Video Quality

Video quality has experienced significant enhancements, with higher resolution formats like HD and 4K becoming standard, offering clearer and more detailed images for surveillance applications.

Advancement in Processing Power

There has been a notable increase in processing capabilities in cameras and video encoders, enabling more sophisticated functionalities, such as video analytics and reduced latency in streaming.

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Test your knowledge of network video technologies and factors crucial for successful deployment in this quiz. Explore key considerations for IP-based security surveillance and remote monitoring applications, as well as insights from Axis' technical guide to network video.