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Mobiqam video in the making3/10/2018  We're on the road this week to film our very own Mobiqam video! A huge advantage is that the video will be spoken in Dutch but subtitled in English so it can perfectly be shown during business fairs, or on other occasions where audio possibilities are limited.
The video consists of two interviews: a testimonial from one of our clients and an interview with our CEO, Ilja Theuwissen. Furthermore, we focus on our success stories and cases on city, event and construction site surveillance. Luckily, there are multiple locations in the area that are perfect for shooting these ambient shots. We're expecting the video to be ready within a couple of weeks already so we'll keep you posted!
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Mobiqam at Security Essen27/9/2018  Mobiqam is present at Security Essen during the entire week of the event, from Tuesday 25 September until Friday 28 September to be precise. We partnered with Genetec, and showcase Mobiqam at a pod in their booth (G30 in Hall 5). With an expected amount of 40.000 visitors from 45 nations this isn't an event we wanted to miss.
Want to get an impression? Check the official Security Essen 2018 video or have a look at our Facebook profile.
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151 fly-tipping fines = € 21.00017/9/2018  © Gary Chan - Unsplash The fight against fly-tipping and litter remains a priority in the city of Lummen. In 9 months' time they were able to identify and fine over 120 perpetrators by using five mobile cameras. To be precise: 151 fines were written for a total amount of € 21.000.
Read the full article (in Dutch): Het Belang van Limburg
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Electronic surveillance is effective10/9/2018  © Wouter Van Vooren In Antwerp and Ghent, two major Belgian cities, almost all political parties are in favour of installing cameras to fight-off fly-tipping according to an inquiry by newspaper ‘De Morgen’.
Are cameras the solution? Waste company OVAM has been experimenting with such cameras for two years now. The first evaluation shows that installing electronic surveillance indeed is effective. “The chances of catching perpetrators increase, while the presence of such cameras also has a discouraging effect,” explains Jan Verheyen (OVAM). Read the full article (in Dutch): De Morgen
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Brand new Mobiqam batch!7/9/2018  Mobiqam in the making Just a quick heads-up that a brand new batch of 20 Mobiqams have arrived! Did you know that Mobiqam is completely designed and assembled in Belgium?
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 The mobile cameras in the city of Lummen prove their value once again. “In the course of three months, 100 fly-tippers have been caught red-handed” says council member Wim Vangeel. “Analyses show that less than half of all perpetrators live in Lummen and that 45% of them are between 40 and 50 years old. Four out of five perpetrators are men."
"Most of the time, perpetrators choose quiet roads to dump their trash. Very often, trash gets tossed out of the car window. If someone would toss out litter four times, in let’s say a distance of 100m, they will get fined four times as well.” Read the full article (in Dutch): Het Nieuwsblad
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Hello, Germany!3/8/2018  © Security Essen After Mobiqam’s launch at IFSEC in London, it’s time to introduce Mobiqam in Germany! What better place to do this than at Security Essen?
Security Essen is one of Europe’s biggest security fairs and will take place from September 25th until September 28th at Messe Essen. We partnered with Genetec, so we’ll be available for any questions at the Genetec booth. Feel free to drop by! 25.09.2018 - 28.09.2018 Security Essen, Germany Hall 5 - Video, booth 5G30 Tickets & info
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 The mobile cameras in Lummen have proven their value once again. One fly-tipper got caught four times within 24 hours while dumping cans and bottles. He can expect a severe fine and has to pay for the clear-up costs as well.
Read the full article (in Dutch): Het Belang van Limburg
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Mobiqam at Speakers Corner2/7/2018  We had the opportunity to showcase Mobiqam during IFSEC International. Not only were we able to demonstrate and illustrate our brand new mobile camera to a diverse audience, the presentation also resulted in an article afterwards by IFSEC Global:
"Mobiqam was developed as an external video surveillance camera to provide secure CCTV coverage at temporary events, such as festivals, and address problems like fly-tipping at remote sites where there is no reliable power or network infrastructure." Source and full article: IFSEC Global
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 We pushed back the boundaries of mobile camera surveillance. Thanks to incorporating never seen before features, we’ve been awarded ‘Newcomer of the Year’ by Axis Communications and won a Publica Award in the category ‘Safety’ thanks to audiences’ votes.
Read the full article (in Dutch) on the Made In Limburg website.
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Mobiqam goes global11/6/2018  After years of working with local authorities and listening closely to their feedback, Mobiqam was born. The mobile camera is already being used by 25 local authorities in Belgium. Using mobile cameras helped reduce crime rates by 22% within five years time in the city of Hasselt (Belgium).
Read the full article (in Dutch) on the Smart Cities Vlaanderen website.
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Hasselt's crime rates drop 22%22/5/2018  © TV Limburg Within five years time, crime rates dropped 22% in the city of Hasselt’s police district thanks to the use of our mobile cameras. The police force's annual report stated a fourth decrease in felonies in 2017.
Read the full article and watch the video (in Dutch) here: TV Limburg
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Zaventem installs 4 mobile cameras23/4/2018  © RINGtv “The reason we decided to install mobile cameras is because we’ve had enough of people dumping their waste anywhere. We’ve also had enough of vandalism occurring here and there, but especially fly-tipping is a recurring problem.”
Read the full article and watch the video (in Dutch) here: RINGtv
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11 fly-tippers caught in one street26/1/2018  © Photo News A mobile camera is an important tool for police forces to catch fly-tippers. Thanks to using our mobile camera, 11 fly-tippers got caught in one particular street in Lummen (Belgium).
Read the full article (in Dutch) here: Het Laatste Nieuws |
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