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© 2011 Metham Aviation Design Limited
A head in the port of Southampton
Associated British Ports Southampton's Neil Douglas explains why MAD pan and tilt heads and housings are the hardware of choice for marine camera placements in the docks and around the Solent.
Alongside a wave energy plant on an island off the west coast of Scotland, a solitary CCTV installation stares out into the Atlantic. It's MAD, of course.
Brian McNeill of process and hazardous environment CCTV specialists, Systechnica explains why it's there.
Brains and brawn: two new Bowler pan and tilts
MAD announce two new variants of their compact, weather proof, light duty pan and tilt head. The RX has a built-in intelligent controller. The Rugged is a strengthened version for use on vehicles in motion.
Taking the heat: new double sunshield option for Mitre housings
Designed to cope with the extreme temperatures found in some of the world's most demanding environments, the Mitre's double skin sunshield option takes the heat off sensitive internal equipment.
Integrated head gets a sun hat
A removeable sunshield is now available forMAD's Panama integrated dome. The shield alsoprotects the screen from being fouled by roosting birds. More cameras are also available.
Homburg Slowspeed for 3k+ face recognition
Launched in 2009, the Homburg Slowspeed is a complete system for long distance surveillance and face recognition. A new data sheet is available on the downloads page.