Introduction to P-Iris: Precision in Aperture Control for Surveillance Systems In modern security surveillance—where identifying a fleeing suspect’s facial features, reading a license plate on a highway at dusk, or monitoring a dimly lit warehouse aisle can mean the difference...

In the rapidly evolving security industry—driven by the rise of smart cities, IoT integration, and growing demands for real-time threat detection—the performance of surveillance systems is no longer just about camera lenses or storage capacity. At the heart of every...

In the competitive landscape of security technology, manufacturers often bombard consumers with a blizzard of specifications: 4K resolution, 12MP sensors, H.265 encoding, and powerful low-light capabilities. While these metrics are important, they all share a common, critical dependency: the quality...

For decades, the security and surveillance industry has grappled with a paradox that defined nighttime monitoring: seeing in the dark meant sacrificing color—a tradeoff that left critical gaps in situational awareness. Traditional infrared (IR) cameras, once the unchallenged backbone of after-hours...