Video surveillance and fleet management systems have become a necessity for bus, fleet, and railway companies serving thousands of passengers every day. Axiomtek is collaborating with Genetec Inc. to offer hardware adapted to the mass transit market through Genetec™ Streamvault™ appliances. Combining Axiomtek’s expertise in designing and manufacturing embedded computer solutions for system integrators, OEMs and ODMs, and state-of-the-art security intelligence and operations solutions from Genetec, the Streamvault turnkey transportation security and fleet monitoring appliance is designed to help mass transit authorities and system integrators efficiently deploy a unified onboard system for bus and railway applications.

Thanks to this collaborative effort, rugged Streamvault appliances are enabled by Axiomtek UST500-517-FL hardware. It is scalable and powered by choices of 7th/6th generation Intel® Core™ and Pentium® processors. Its integrated 16 PoE ports are available in RJ-45 or M12 connectors for IP cameras. The UST500-517-FL provides a full scope of power protection that includes intelligent vehicle power management technology for ACC on/off delay, shutdown delay, and over/under voltage protection. This hardware is an excellent example of a purpose-built embedded system from the Axiomtek comprehensive transportation product line. By providing it as a Streamvault appliance, it is pre-validated to work well with Genetec Security Center. This partnership enables streamlined deployment, built-in cybersecurity hardening, assured compatibility and continued software support for all Axiomtek UST500-517-FL units sold through the Genetec Streamvault SVR line of appliances.

Genetec Security Center software delivers true unification of various technologies. The all-in-one software solution can manage surveillance functions and fleet monitoring as well as eliminate the inefficiency of going back and forth between applications. Its comprehensive capabilities include effective tracking of all security events, managing responses from a single location, and delivering valuable insights into its mass transit customers’ operations. Among its list of features is the ability to unify system functions, manage onboard video recordings, control station access, and perform license plate recognition tasks. Along with occupancy management and communications, it can also track drivers’ behavior and bus or rail route performance including speed and timing.