What are the ONVIF and PSIA open standards?

ONVIF is committed to promoting the application of network video in the security market through the global open interface standard, which will ensure the interoperability of network video surveillance products produced by different manufacturers. In June 2008, 1 1 Forum officially released the first edition of ONVIF specification, ONVIF core specification 1.0. With the network application of video surveillance, the division of labor in the industrial chain will become more and more detailed. Some manufacturers specialize in cameras, some manufacturers specialize in DVS, and some manufacturers may specialize in platforms. , and then integrated by integrators and provided to end customers. This mode of industrial cooperation urgently requires the industry to provide an increasingly standardized interface platform. Therefore, in May, 2008, AXIS Axis, BOSCH and Sony announced that they had jointly established an international open network video product standard network interface development forum, named OnVif (Open Network Video Interface Forum), to formulate open industry standards with open and open original works.

ONVIF standard will define a general protocol for data exchange between network video devices, including device search, real-time video, audio, data and control. Network video products can provide a variety of possibilities, so that end users, integrators, consultants and manufacturers can easily benefit from them and get more cost-effective and flexible solutions, market expansion opportunities and lower risks. It is understood that at present, some enterprises and telecom operators have formulated relevant industry norms, and some enterprise alliances have put forward some interconnected enterprise standards. ONVIF, on the other hand, faces the whole world, and the starting point is to formulate a completely open standard. The main goal of this standard is to promote the integration of different brands of network monitoring equipment and help manufacturers, software developers and independent software vendors to ensure the interoperability of their products, which is very suitable for the enterprise market.