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Axis Communications Introduces the Next Wave of Unified Security Solutions at ISC West 2026

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Axis Communications Introduces the Next Wave of Unified Security Solutions at ISC West 2026
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Axis Communications Introduces the Next Wave of Unified Security Solutions at ISC West 2026

2026-03-26 00:00 Last Updated At:00:20

CHELMSFORD, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Mar 25, 2026--

Axis Communications, the industry leader in network video, today announced a series of new security innovations designed to increase deployment flexibility, enhance edge intelligence, and scale modern systems. Together, these technologies reflect the growing convergence of physical security and IT, enabling organizations to unify video, sensors, and analytics within a single intelligent infrastructure. Headlining this year’s lineup is a cutting-edge private cellular solution, alongside a high-speed global shutter camera, advancements in thermal imaging and new panoramic cameras offering 360° views. The portfolio also features an expanded range of network door readers for IP-based access control, as well as intelligent edge-based license plate recognition. These solutions reinforce Axis’ commitment to delivering solutions that seamlessly connect devices, business intelligence and insights across organizations.

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“Today’s organizations demand solutions that can adapt to their evolving operational needs,” said Fredrik Nilsson, Vice President, Americas, Axis Communications. “Our latest innovations—including private cellular connectivity, advanced thermal imaging, and powerful AI solutions like our newly enhanced edge-based LPR—are engineered to deliver that agility. Unifying these open technologies allows customers to maximize value by turning video, sensors and analytics into actionable insights across their operations. These solutions also enable the deployment of secure and scalable infrastructure exactly where and when it’s needed most.”

New private cellular back box redefines secure, scalable deployments

The AXIS TP3604-E Private Cellular Back Box enables high-performance IP cameras to operate without traditional wired infrastructure, providing greater deployment flexibility. It connects compatible AXIS P14 and AXIS P32 cameras directly to an enterprise Private Cellular Network (PCN), eliminating the need for costly trenching and complex cabling. As a result, integrators can rapidly deploy cameras wherever PCN coverage and AC power are available, bypassing the limitations of Wi-Fi or public cellular networks while delivering fast, reliable connectivity through a dedicated private network.

This opens new possibilities for surveillance in remote or infrastructure-limited environments and provides a scalable foundation for expanding surveillance systems and integrating additional IoT devices. Depending on the cell configuration and deployment environment, coverage can range from a few hundred meters to several kilometers per base station.

Additionally, the security architecture of private cellular networks—including SIM-based device authentication, strong encryption and controlled device provisioning—helps to further protect data and communications.

The AXIS TP3604-E is expected to launch in the U.S. in August 2026, with availability in select EMEA countries.

Global shutter camera delivers unrivaled precision for high-speed environments

The AXIS P1486-LE Global Shutter Camera, the first of its kind in the video surveillance industry, sets a new standard for capturing critical detail in high-speed environments. Using advanced CMOS global shutter technology, it delivers distortion-free images of fast-moving objects, eliminating motion blur and rolling shutter artifacts to support accurate identification and forensic analysis. Its built-in continuous and strobing IR illumination ensures clear capture of vehicles and license plates even in challenging lighting conditions. Powered by the ARTPEC-9 system-on-chip, the camera supports advanced edge analytics for real-time processing and intelligent insights directly on the device, reducing server load. Engineered for continuous operation, it is purpose-built for demanding applications such as traffic monitoring, logistics hubs, manufacturing lines, and other high-speed environments where precision is critical.

The AXIS P1486-LE Global Shutter Camera will be available through Axis distribution channels June 2026.

Edge-based license plate recognition streamlines vehicle access

Complementing Axis’ new global shutter camera in high-speed environments and challenging traffic conditions is AXIS License Plate Verifier, an edge-based analytics application that provides license plate recognition for both vehicle access control and free-flow traffic scenarios. Running directly on compatible Axis cameras, the solution enables real-time vehicle identification without the need for dedicated servers. Developed by FF Group, whose advanced LPR analytics are now part of Axis, the Verifier leverages this technology to power automated allowlists and blocklists that can trigger actions such as opening gates or barriers, while logged events support efficient search and review.

The latest version of AXIS License Plate Verifier is currently available to license or for free 60-day trial ataxis.com

New thermal solutions drive advanced detection and proactive monitoring

Axis is expanding its thermal portfolio with two new offerings—the AXIS Q2802-E Bispectral Camera and the AXIS F2180-TE Thermal Sensor —designed to enhance situational awareness and enable proactive monitoring. By combining thermal and visual imaging in a single device, the Q2802-E enables operators to merge detection, verification, and environmental monitoring into one intelligent sensor platform.

The AXIS Q2802-E Bispectral Camera pairs a high-resolution 640x480 thermal sensor with a 4K visual sensor in a single device, enabling long-range detection and remote temperature monitoring. Its thermal-visual image fusion overlays critical thermal data onto the visual stream, improving scene interpretation and enabling precise alerts and temperature-based alarms. Built-in cybersecurity with Axis Edge Vault helps protect device integrity and sensitive data. The camera is well suited for applications such as perimeter protection, critical infrastructure monitoring, and operational efficiency.

For more discreet deployments, the AXIS F2180-TE Thermal Sensor provides spot temperature readings and deviation alerts when integrated with AXIS F91 main units, enabling precise monitoring in sensitive or space-constrained environments.

The AXIS Q2802-E Bispectral Camera and the AXIS F2180-TE Thermal Sensor will be available through Axis distribution channels Q2 2026.

Panoramic cameras for expansive, detailed views

New additions to the panoramic camera lineup, the M4337/38 PLVE and the AXIS M4347/48 PLVE Panoramic Cameras, redefine wide-area surveillance with unparalleled detail and versatility. Available in 6 MP and 12 MP models, these true 360° cameras feature built-in IR for clear images in total darkness, and the AXIS M4347/48 adds integrated microphones for audio streaming and analytics. Powered by the latest ARTPEC-9 chip, these cameras support advanced edge analytics and offer robust designs (IP66, IK10 ratings, -40C to +50C temperature range) suited for demanding indoor and outdoor installations. This series provides a single-camera solution for expansive coverage, reducing installation complexity and cost while maximizing situational awareness.

The new AXIS M43 Series will be available through Axis distribution channels Q2 2026.

Advanced network readers for scalable, secure access control

On the access control side, Axis is expanding its portfolio with two new IP readers and three new OSDP readers that elevate security and simplify management for scalable, IP-based access control systems. These readers seamlessly integrate with Axis door controllers, offering robust interoperability and advanced cybersecurity.

The AXIS A4030-E, AXIS A4130-E, and AXIS A4131-E with keypad OSDP readers and the AXIS A4610 and AXIS A4611 Network Reader with keypad IP readers introduce unrivaled protection through EAL6+ Certified Secure Elements and transparent mode for secure end-to-end encryption, safeguarding sensitive access control data. Flexible authentication options include intuitive touch keypads for two-factor authentication and broad RFID card compatibility. Remote management via AXIS Camera Station Secure Entry allows for effortless configuration and updates.

Built for durability and versatility, these readers feature high IP and IK ratings for reliable performance in diverse environments, with select models offering a complete IP-powered interface for any door as part of an open, end-to-end access control solution. The portfolio of Axis readers extends the flexibility and cybersecurity protections expected in modern IT environments for any organization looking to migrate toward unified, IP-based security architectures.

The latest Axis door readers are currently available through Axis distribution channels.

Axis Communications will demo these new solutions atISC West, booth #14051, at the Venetian Expo in Las Vegas, March 25 – 27.

For more information about Axis Communications and its entire portfolio of intelligent network solutions, please visitwww.axis.com, contact an Axis representative or visit anAxis Experience Centers.

About Axis Communications

Axis enables a smarter and safer world by improving security, safety, operational efficiency, and business intelligence. As a network technology company and industry leader, Axis offers video surveillance, access control, intercoms, and audio solutions. These are enhanced by intelligent analytics applications and supported by high-quality training.

Axis has around 5,000 dedicated employees in over 50 countries and collaborates with technology and system integration partners worldwide to deliver customer solutions. Axis was founded in 1984, and the headquarters are in Lund, Sweden.

Axis Communications announced a series of new security innovations designed to increase deployment flexibility, enhance edge intelligence, and scale modern systems, including (clockwise from top left) AXIS TP3604-E, AXIS F2180-TE, AXIS Q2802-E, and AXIS A4131-E.

Axis Communications announced a series of new security innovations designed to increase deployment flexibility, enhance edge intelligence, and scale modern systems, including (clockwise from top left) AXIS TP3604-E, AXIS F2180-TE, AXIS Q2802-E, and AXIS A4131-E.

NEW YORK (AP) — Seattle and Las Vegas are one step closer to having NBA teams.

The league's board of governors voted Wednesday to approve a plan that will allow NBA officials to “formally explore potential team expansion” to those two cities, which have long been thought of as the front-runners to land franchises.

“Today’s vote reflects our Board’s interest in exploring potential expansion to Las Vegas and Seattle — two markets with a long history of support for NBA basketball,” NBA Commissioner Adam Silver said. “We look forward to taking this next step and engaging with interested parties.”

Silver was scheduled to hold a news conference later Wednesday to discuss next steps. The league said investment bank PJT Partners has been brought on “as a strategic adviser to evaluate prospective markets, ownership groups, arena infrastructure, and the broader economic implications of expansion.”

Expansion isn’t a done deal. But it’s not just a dream anymore, either.

New Orleans guard Dejounte Murray was 11 years old when Seattle last had an NBA team. He grew up with hopes of being like Gary Payton, Ray Allen and Shawn Kemp, and even remembers a rookie who played for the SuperSonics named Kevin Durant.

It's been nearly two decades since those days ended. That said, Wednesday's vote should finally fuel real hope of a basketball revival for Seattle — and a new chapter in Las Vegas.

“It’s a basketball city, basketball culture, so it’s mandatory I think that they get it back over there,” said Murray, a Seattle native.

Added Orlando's Paolo Banchero, another Seattle native: “I think it’s been a long time coming for the city. I think everybody was pretty bummed out when they left. And since then it’s just been waiting and hoping that one day they will come back. I’m sure with the news, everybody’s excited. I know I’m excited for all the kids growing up because Seattle’s a really big basketball city.”

It is, and so is Las Vegas — which has become a major part of the NBA ecosystem even without a team.

The NBA's Summer League is held in Las Vegas each year and has become a can't-miss event for league executives, coaches, media, agents and even players who aren't taking part in the games. The championship round of the NBA Cup, the in-season tournament, has been held in Las Vegas as well. And the city used to play host to the occasional regular-season game; for example, in 1984, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar of the Los Angeles Lakers broke the league's career scoring record in a game against the Utah Jazz — who used Las Vegas for some of their home games at that time.

The idea of putting a franchise there might have seemed unlikely a couple of decades ago. Not anymore, especially not with the NFL's Raiders, the NHL's Golden Knights and the WNBA's Aces all already there and with Major League Baseball on the way.

“I’m very excited to see the NBA advance this process toward a Las Vegas expansion team,” Nevada Gov. Joe Lombardo said. “Today’s vote by the NBA Board of Governors is a testament to the incredible growth we’re seeing in Southern Nevada and our state’s business-friendly environment. Las Vegans have already shown unwavering support for our professional sports franchises, and a new NBA team will provide even more entertainment, more jobs, and more small business growth for the region.”

Silver had said in December while speaking about expansion while in Las Vegas for the NBA Cup: “I think Seattle and Las Vegas are two incredible cities."

Assuming owners will eventually decide to actually expand the NBA past its 30-team footprint, there will be much to figure out. On the short list: the expansion fee (expected to be at least $6 billion), the timeline for adding the clubs (2028-29 would almost certainly be the earliest this could happen) and how the Western Conference will be realigned (at least one team is likely to join the Eastern Conference).

Golden State coach Steve Kerr said the SuperSonics were “one of the iconic franchises in the NBA.” The team left in 2008 and became the Oklahoma City Thunder.

“I was shocked when the league left Seattle,” Kerr said. "Incredible fan base. Great basketball market. A ton of talent coming from Seattle. Top 10 media market. Incredible sports city. So, it was kind of shocking to all of us when the league left Seattle. And I think we all hoped it would be a lot sooner than 18, 19 years, whatever it’s going to be, before they got back in the league.

“They belong in that city, and a team belongs there,” he added. “Those fans deserve it.”

AP Basketball Writer Brian Mahoney and AP Sports Writers Schuyler Dixon in Dallas and Joe Reedy in Cleveland contributed to this report.

AP NBA: https://apnews.com/hub/NBA

NBA commissioner Adam Silver greets NBA referee Ashley Moyer-Gleich as he arrives for an NBA basketball game between the Portland Trail Blazers and the Utah Jazz, Friday, March 13, 2026, in Portland, Ore. (AP Photo/Jenny Kane)

NBA commissioner Adam Silver greets NBA referee Ashley Moyer-Gleich as he arrives for an NBA basketball game between the Portland Trail Blazers and the Utah Jazz, Friday, March 13, 2026, in Portland, Ore. (AP Photo/Jenny Kane)

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