Traditional camera technology only provides at best 5-10% of the information within a Field-of-view (FOV) that's needed to gain the entire story. Immersive video or 360-degree technology has no moving parts and no blind spots, delivering complete situational awareness to the end-user with no unbroken video. Simply put, if a camera was pointed to the right and the incident happened on the left, the camera was worthless. 360-degree technology embraces wide-angle lens, high resolution sensors and, with software, corrects the users perspective view in a dewarped or unwrapped section of the source video, for full retrospective Pan-Tilt-Zoom capability in live or recorded video.

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Sentry 360 Security, Inc. publicly releases its open architecture Software Development Kit (SDK) to the IP Video security industry. For years 360-degree immersive video has had its ups and down, technologies have come and gone but Sentry 360 believes it has put a stamp on the future for this breed of high resolution wide angle technology.

360-degree panormaic video solves the problem of blind-spots and poor resolution by reducing camer counts and delivering complete situational awareness.

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Top security leaders reveal how they execute a winning plan in an uncertain year based on ongoing plans, recent successes and future challanges. 

Security Magazine spotlights Sentry 360's products in action at Mamaroneck High School and features them in the Cover Article.

"Johnson Controls NY headed up the installation and managed the project extremely well from end-to-end. This solution will prove in 2009 that this is a perfect example of a network administrator and an IT administrator understanding the type of technology that's in from of them and organizing their network in a way that is unobstructive to the rest of their operation" says Thomas Carnevale, President of Sentry 360.

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Security Magazine, by Bill Zalud
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