Immersive Media Demonstrates Live Streaming 360-Degree Video and Launches a Derivative 4 Channel Mobile Digital Video Recorder at ASIS 2007
CALGARY, ALBERTA--(Marketwire - Sept. 24, 2007) - Immersive Media Corp. (TSX VENTURE:IMC)("IMC") is demonstrating live streaming of 360-degree video and is launching a 4 Channel Mobile Digital Video Recorder (MDVR), at ASIS International 2007 in Las Vegas. The live, 360-degree viewing enables authorities to improve safety and operational efficiency in essential public services, and the MDVR allows them to make these solutions mobile for law enforcement, school and mass transit. IMC is demonstrating its end-to-end immersive solutions in booth #1080 at the Las Vegas Convention Center September 24 - 26, during the world's largest show dedicated solely to security.
"By engineering end-to-end solutions that leverage IMC's core immersive technology we can stream full motion, immersive video over the web, allowing multiple users to log in simultaneously and view a live environment from a different perspective," stated Myles M. McGovern, president & CEO of Immersive Media Corp. "As well, our new mobile digital video recorders enable users to record from multiple sensors or conventional camera systems. IMC's solutions can be fixed or portable allowing us to expand applications in the security market."
The live, streaming immersive video is a major breakthrough in viewing 360-degree video, as nothing is hidden from the camera. ASIS participants have the opportunity to watch and look around a live scene in Portland, Oregon. For this audience, the immersive video enables authorities to investigate a scene and look in every direction.
The compact, affordable, and feature-rich MDVR304 is a superior solution for mobile applications. It provides a full, simultaneous digital recording of four video channels and four audio channels for unsurpassed video quality at class-leading file size and record times.
The Immersive Media suite of products and services offer solutions to a wide array of security challenges. By creating omnidirectional cameras, mobile digital video recorders, and software, Immersive Media offers end-to-end solutions to meet the most challenging security needs.
"By engineering end-to-end solutions that leverage IMC's core immersive technology we can stream full motion, immersive video over the web, allowing multiple users to log in simultaneously and view a live environment from a different perspective," stated Myles M. McGovern, president & CEO of Immersive Media Corp. "As well, our new mobile digital video recorders enable users to record from multiple sensors or conventional camera systems. IMC's solutions can be fixed or portable allowing us to expand applications in the security market."
The live, streaming immersive video is a major breakthrough in viewing 360-degree video, as nothing is hidden from the camera. ASIS participants have the opportunity to watch and look around a live scene in Portland, Oregon. For this audience, the immersive video enables authorities to investigate a scene and look in every direction.
The compact, affordable, and feature-rich MDVR304 is a superior solution for mobile applications. It provides a full, simultaneous digital recording of four video channels and four audio channels for unsurpassed video quality at class-leading file size and record times.
The Immersive Media suite of products and services offer solutions to a wide array of security challenges. By creating omnidirectional cameras, mobile digital video recorders, and software, Immersive Media offers end-to-end solutions to meet the most challenging security needs.
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Tuesday, September 25, 2007
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