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Kodak Launches Universal HD Monitoring Management Platform
Kodak has launched a new universal HD monitoring management platform, marking a significant step forward in the expansion of high-definition surveillance into the general market. As HD surveillance becomes more widespread, Kodak’s SAFE series of general-purpose high-definition monitoring products is designed to fill existing gaps in the market, offering cost-effective and high-quality solutions for everyday users.
For the general market, the combination of NVR and HD network cameras typically meets most needs. However, when dealing with larger systems or multi-level networking, a more advanced management platform is necessary. This is where Kodak’s SAFE series shines, introducing two powerful platform options tailored for the general market:
- **KDM2801-L-G1**: A medium-to-small capacity platform that can support up to 300 HD monitoring points, with three-level cascading and 10-way stacking capabilities.
- **KDM2801-M-G1**: A medium-to-large capacity platform capable of handling up to 1,000 HD monitoring points, supporting three-level cascading and 32-way stacking.
These platforms inherit the strong architecture of Kodak’s industrial-grade systems, ensuring robust networking, reliability, openness, and a wide range of application functions—all while keeping costs manageable for general users.
Reliability is at the core of any video surveillance system. Kodak has implemented multiple measures to ensure system stability, from dual-server backup and load balancing to a custom-cut Linux OS designed to prevent security threats. Each device on the network is assigned a unique identifier, preventing unauthorized access and enhancing overall security.
To optimize storage performance, Kodak uses hierarchical management, load balancing, front-end binding, and intelligent video coverage strategies, ensuring data integrity and system reliability.
As standardization in the surveillance industry accelerates, compatibility has become essential. Kodak has been actively involved in various standards since 2006, including GB/T 28181, ONVIF, and T.669. This commitment allows the platform to integrate seamlessly with third-party devices and systems, enabling unified management of diverse video sources.
Beyond basic surveillance features, Kodak’s platform supports flexible video storage, audio communication, intelligent analysis, alarm linkage, and electronic maps. It also integrates with other industry systems, allowing for extended, customized applications.
The platform is built on a fully networked architecture, making it scalable and adaptable. Whether deployed as a single unit or expanded through cascading and stacking, it offers centralized management of users, devices, and resources. It also supports complex network environments with features like NAT traversal and frame retransmission, ensuring stable operation even in challenging conditions.
With its flexibility, scalability, and strong performance, Kodak’s video surveillance platform continues to evolve, meeting the growing demands of modern surveillance systems. After nearly a decade of development, it has reached a new level of efficiency and reliability, making it a top choice for both small and large-scale deployments.