8K

4K, also called 4K resolution, refers to a horizontal display resolution of approximately 4,000 pixels. With up to four times higher resolution than standard HDTV 1080p resolution, 4K has not only been adopted by the television industry as a standard but is also becoming the new norm for video-based security systems, promising better image quality and richer detail.

What is 8K technology?
8K stands for a display resolution of 7680 x 4320 pixels, four times the resolution of 4K. This technology is the highest resolution available for security applications. 8K Ultra High Definition offers the ability to capture more detail from a scene, making it the new standard for video-based security systems. It promises better image quality and richer detail.

What is 8K technology?
8K stands for a display resolution of 7680 x 4320 pixels, four times the resolution of 4K. This technology is the highest resolution available for security applications. 8K Ultra High Definition offers the ability to capture more detail from a scene, making it the new standard for video-based security systems. It promises better image quality and richer detail.

To provide users with a "True 8K" experience, Hikvision has developed a complete solution that combines its 8K cameras with 8K NVRs and displays. Hikvision's 8K cameras can cover large areas and capture very clear images, while its 8K NVRs handle video access, storage, transfer, decoding, and output of up to two channels of 8K video streams.

This combination fully utilizes the power of 8K and delivers extremely clear imaging and smooth preview and playback. 8K resolution displays images in greater detail, setting the stage for more precise and efficient video analytics for large scenes. For instance, this technology can be used for people counting at exhibitions, open-air car park management, and more.

To provide users with a "True 8K" experience, Hikvision has developed a complete solution that combines its 8K cameras with 8K NVRs and displays. Hikvision's 8K cameras can cover large areas and capture very clear images, while its 8K NVRs handle video access, storage, transfer, decoding, and output of up to two channels of 8K video streams.

This combination fully utilizes the power of 8K and delivers extremely clear imaging and smooth preview and playback. 8K resolution displays images in greater detail, setting the stage for more precise and efficient video analytics for large scenes. For instance, this technology can be used for people counting at exhibitions, open-air car park management, and more.

With 4K technology quickly coming into focus, opportunities to apply it to security efforts continue to grow. By packing ultra-high definition and smart functions into an entire set of 4K products – cameras, NVRs and monitors – Hikvision is providing a better experience for security customers.

Hikvision’s 4K system provides users with incredibly crisp and clear images along with smooth preview and playback. With satisfactory low-light performance, this 4K system facilitates video content analytics and yields better use of video data. By incorporating H.265+ video compression to reduce bandwidth and storage costs, Hikvision’s 4K system allows users to manage ultra-high definition video footage much more efficiently.

Hikvision’s 4K NVR is equipped with an HDMI 2.0 interface, transmitting video with 4K resolution and providing a more comprehensive solution than systems that are only able to provide 4K cameras or 4K codecs without the 4K output.

As a part of Hikvision’s smart product family, 4K products are equipped with features such as false alarm reduction and smart detections of intrusion, line crossing, region entrance, region exit, and more.

Hikvision's all-encompassing 8K technology serves users from all kinds of industries with the capacity to zoom into large scenes to view exact details without quality loss. The solution is suitable for both indoor and outdoor spaces such as airports, harbors, parking lots, public halls, squares, stadiums, transit stations, etc., where wider angles of view, and sharper, more detailed images are required.

Airports

Zoom in to see fine details in larger scenes

Parking lots

Wide field of view and effortless object tracking

Squares

Wider angle of view for complete coverage

Stadiums

Cover large scenes and focus on event details