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An industrial camera is an image acquisition device purpose-built for machine vision applications.
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An industrial camera is an image acquisition device purpose-built for machine vision applications.
Storage budget adjustment refers to the practice of realigning a project's full-lifecycle video stor…
Weak current intelligentization refers to the comprehensive integration of video surveillance, acces…
NVR storage capacity calculation is the method used to determine the total hard drive capacity requi…
Used surveillance equipment refers to network cameras, NVRs (Network Video Recorders), decoders, and…
Weak-current engineering refers to the complete set of intelligent infrastructure systems operating…
A weak current machine room is not a standard room.
NVR (Network Video Recorder) "channel count" refers to the maximum number of IP cameras the device c…
Personal information in video surveillance refers to any data collected, stored, or processed by sur…
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