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High tech company Viseum, specialists in IMC (Intelligent Moving Camera) technology is making the surprising announcement that the UK does not necessarily need more CCTV cameras. Instead, the company is calling for existing installations to be used to their full potential, by upgrading existing cameras to turn them into IMCs and thereby cut long-term costs and cut crime more effectively.

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In the wake of the massive UK budget deficit; various bodies are already looking at what budgets to ring fence and which to cut. This has led to calls from some to think the unthinkable and consider slashing the number of bobbies-on-the-beat. In what is likely to be a cash-strapped 2010, high tech company Viseum is highlighting the cost-savings to be made by employing intelligent moving cameras (IMCs) and the massive impact they are already having, not just in assisting the police, but by having tangible financial impacts on Government budgets and the overall UK economy.

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Criminals all over the country are learning fast that there is a new camera on the block when it comes to crime detection and prevention; one that actually does something and significantly increases your chances of being caught red handed. One of the latest authorities to realise the power of Viseum's IMC (intelligent moving camera) is the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames, who report the Viseum IMC was an almost instant success in clearing up trouble in a reported crime hot-spot.

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Study launched to more accurately predict potential Government savings. Viseum is today launching a study to help identify just how much its new CCTV cameras could save individual communities, and the massive positive effect this could have on Government budgets and the overall UK economy.

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Leading Isle of Man authority, Douglas Borough Council has turned to Viseum's multitasking Intelligent Moving Camera (IMC) to help protect an important conservation and urban regeneration area at North Quay in Douglas, the island's capital and political centre.

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