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IPIX Security Receives Significant Order for Video Surveillance Products; UK Distributor Expands Territory
Business Wire, July 26, 2004
OAK RIDGE, Tenn. -- IPIX Security, a premium supplier of video surveillance technology, announced today it has received an order for the purchase of $3 million of its CommandView(TM) video surveillance cameras from its UK distributor. IPIX(TM) expects that the cameras from this order will ship over the next few quarters.
"Our demonstrations over the past several months of the IPIX video surveillance products have been met with enthusiasm across multiple government and commercial market segments because CommandView systems provide greater situational awareness than traditional video surveillance systems," said Paul Lyon, Managing Director of the UK distributor. "This order reflects the demand for initial installations in our region."
"Our UK distributor has seen strong demand for IPIX security systems in commercial segments such as retail, warehousing and transportation in the United Kingdom and elsewhere," said Jim Griffin, general manager of IPIX Security. "Accordingly, we have expanded their territory to include Spain, Portugal, Italy, Switzerland and the Benelux region."
About IPIX Security
IPIX Security is a premium supplier of Full-360 degree video surveillance technology for critical government and commercial security applications. IPIX Security, using its patent protected technology, offers digital video surveillance systems that provide complete and continuous situational awareness by allowing users to see everything at the same time. Users can navigate within a live or recorded video scene in all directions using pan-tilt-zoom with no moving parts. IPIX Security video surveillance cameras provide superior image quality through the use of high-resolution multi-megapixel sensors operating at full video frame rates. IPIX Security is a business unit of IPIX Corporation (Nasdaq:IPIX). IPIX Corporation offers mission critical imaging where visual content is required for the protection of life and property and eCommerce. Learn more about IPIX's three business units (IPIX Security, IPIX AdMission and IPIX InfoMedia) at www.ipix.com.
IPIX and CommandView are registered trademarks of IPIX Corporation.
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