Archive Manufacturing Video

Jan. 12, 2009
The Video Historian extension for the vendor’s Video Surveillance System enables users to acquire and store video clips linked with process and manufacturing variables such as time of day, camera number, batch step, machine ID and other control system tags. 
{mosimage}Much like a process historian that stores information about processes, the Video Historian archives video that documents procedures in batch applications, provides visual proof of regulatory compliance, monitors machinery, observes operator actions and helps improve quality, reduce downtime and avoid costly losses. The Video Historian module can be added to any of the vendor’s Video Surveillance Systems via download. Software allows video clips to be viewed on a plant’s control system HMI/SCADA screens, or sent to Web browsers or cell phones.Longwatch Inc. http://longwatch.com877.LONGWATCH

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