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INNOVATION AWARD WINNER: BRONZE Lady Liberty Security Solution Providers: More than 160 Megapixel cameras are hosted in the Milestone VMS platform, with images stored on Pivot3 appliances. IP cameras transmit via wide area wireless broadband, enabling more coverage on Ellis Island and within the statue area itself. Total Recall Corporation as integrator and video-centric security technology provider specializing in surveillance solutions, specifically with their CrimeEye city-wide CCTV system. The technology partners selected by Total Recall for the Statue of Liberty's new surveillance system: Axis Communications to provide a mix of nearly 160 IP cameras with HDTV quality, exceptional nighttime performance, powerful zoom, reliability and discreet appearance; BriefCam for its unique Video Synopsis software solution that enables law enforcement and security personnel to review hours of surveillance video in minutes; DragonWave to supply multi-gigabit packet microwave radios, delivering carrier-class transport for mission critical public safety communications; Milestone Systems for its open platform IP video management software that enables operators to view live or recorded incidents while pushing video to mobile devices; Pivot3 for reliable converged storage and compute hardware appliances specifically designed for the IP video industry; Proxim Wireless to deliver high capacity, wide area wireless broadband utilizing WORP® technology in order to connect IP cameras in areas the previous system could not reach; RGB Spectrum for enabling multiple video feeds to be displayed on the massive video wall in the new command center using its MediaWall 2900 Display Processor; Scallop Imaging for perimeter security via its all solid-state M6-200 IP cameras with six megapixel, extreme low-light video and undistorted panoramic 200° FOV; Winsted Corporation for ergonomically designed command center consoles that allow operators to be as efficient and comfortable as possible in a high-stress environment. 32 SECURITY TECHNOLOGY EXECUTIVE • November/December 2013 www.SecurityInfoWatch.com