Vemotion Interactive, the leading UK supplier of low-latency, high-performance, plug & play wireless live video streaming solutions for systems integrators and OEM solutions providers, has released ONVIF Alert Manager to its Vemotion Streaming Protocol.

Now available embedded into its range of ultra-efficient video software and hardware encoders, and Polecam camera, Vemotion’s new ONVIF Alert Manager enables any generated alert to be notified at the monitor, by emitting an audio alert and simultaneously flashing a red frame around the alerting camera’s video feed.

For flexibility of operation and to suit varying applications, using Vemotion’s Viewer app, the monitor device or ‘viewer’ can be a smartphone, tablet, PC or laptop, or any other ONVIF compatible third-party viewing software, such as a VMS (Milestone, Genetec, Synectics, etc).

With Vemotion Alert Manager, ONVIF alerts from cameras (with AI) can be set-up to include motion detection, tamper detection, seismic, pressure, and vibration sensing, GPS location and disk error warnings. This functionality enables any existing or new installation to capitalise on the functionality offered by the latest AI enabled cameras.

In short, Alert Manager’s open standard, combined with Vemotion’s highly efficient video streaming capability means that users can now add any camera to a surveillance system, be it temporary, mobile, or fixed, and view high-quality live streaming video.

“Vemotion is known for its highly efficient, optimised and reliable video compression and transmission technology, setting us apart from the rest of the market,” says Steve Haworth, CEO at Vemotion. “Now, with ONVIF Alert Manager, cameras from different manufacturers can be utilised to best suit a specific customer scenario; building better solutions, as well as enabling partners, installers and maintainers to enhance the value of existing surveillance network infrastructures. For the installer, this also helps to retain and acquire new customers, as well as increasing revenue opportunities.”