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Bosch Building Technologies launches ‘Made in India’ FLEXIDOME cameras
The FLEXIDOME cameras are designed for both indoor and outdoor use.
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Bosch Building Technologies, a supplier of innovative safety and security solutions, has launched its India assembly line for video systems and solutions with FLEXIDOME IP Starlight 5000i cameras.
Driven by technological advancements, government regulations and smart city measures, the Indian market for security cameras is poised for robust growth in the next decade. Substantial investments in urban infrastructure coupled with increasing awareness around public safety and security will be driving strong demand for Bosch’s video systems and solutions, the press release noted.
“The assembly line for Building Technologies’ video systems and solutions restates our commitment to 'Make in India' and in delivering state-of-the-art, AIoT based video solutions to our customers,” said Guruprasad Mudlapur, President of the Bosch Group in India and Managing Director, Bosch Limited.
Peter Loeffler, Executive Vice President Global Product Business at Bosch Building Technologies said: “Establishing local production for intelligent video cameras is a significant first step in our journey of growth in India. We will continue to adapt to local needs and demonstrate our commitment to address the interests of our Indian customers and partners.”
Equipped with Bosch’s edge based AIoT solutions, offering seamless analytics, AI capabilities and attached metadata, the FLEXIDOME cameras are designed for both indoor and outdoor use. Along with intelligent streaming, low light image ability and efficient H.265 compression technologies, these cameras have Trusted Platform Model functionality, embedded firewall and are cybersecurity certified to maximize data security and privacy.
“Localisation of our intelligent cameras in India is a testimony to our commitment to invest in local markets and grow along with it. We will continue to explore and expand the portfolio as per local needs,” added Michael Seiter, Senior Vice President of Bosch Video Systems and Solutions business unit.
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