Glossary ACC Version Last version of ACC tested with camera. This also implies support for later versions of ACC unless specifically listed otherwise. Audio Input Receive audio feed from camera. Audio Output Send audio to speaker attached to camera. Autodiscovery Automatic discovery of camera IP address when connected within a LAN environment.

Compression Type Describes the encoding types supported for the camera. Connection Type Describes the type of Device Driver used.

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Native refers to the Manufacturer's specific device driver. Dewarping In-Client dewarping of fisheye or panoramic cameras. Digital Input Receive Digital or Relay inputs from camera. Digital output Trigger digital or relay outputs physically connected to a camera.

Motion Quick display of whether Motion Recording is available on for the camera. Motion Configuration Configuration of motion detection within the ACC Client. Motion Recording Support for motion-based recording. PTZ Quick display of whether PTZ functionality is available for camera. PTZ Control Basic PTZ Movement. PTZ Patterns/Tours Ability to create and trigger either PTZ Patterns, or PTZ Tours, depending on camera support. PTZ Presets Create and trigger PTZ Preset positions.

Unit Type Type of camera. Verified By Organization which tested camera and reported capabilities. Verified Firmware Specific firmware version tested.

Alexander Fernandes Founder, Chief Executive Officer, and Chairman of the Board Mr. Fernandes has more than 20 years of industry experience leading companies that develop, manufacture and market high-end digital imaging products, software and hardware, to a broad range of markets. Fernandes founded Avigilon in 2004 and since then the company has quickly become a global technology leader in high definition surveillance. With Avigilon he has led the company through a successful IPO, delivered excellent value to shareholders and redefined video surveillance. Prior to Avigilon, Mr. Fernandes successfully founded and grew QImaging (Quantitative Imaging Corporation), a leading developer and manufacturer of high performance quantitative digital cameras and software for the scientific imaging and machine vision markets.

Fernandes sold the highly profitable and fast growing company to Roper Industries, a multi-billion dollar NYSE listed company. Fernandes regularly speaks and provides advice to business leaders and C-level executives at industry events and conferences on the topics of leadership, growth and innovation. James Henderson President and Chief Operating Officer James Henderson has more than 10 years of experience leading global teams in the Security, IT and Technology industries. As Chief Operating Officer, Mr. Henderson is responsible for leading Avigilon's global operations while creating efficiencies across the business.

Henderson has a proven track record of identifying new markets, developing and executing successful business strategies, and driving revenue growth. Prior to Avigilon, Mr. Henderson held several key roles for various technology companies, including overseeing both domestic and international business strategies and running global departments. Henderson graduated with honors from the Computer Science Technology program at Sheridan College where he also sat on the school’s Program Advisory Committee.

Joel Schuster Chief Legal Officer, Senior Vice President, and Corporate Secretary Joel Schuster has more than 13 years of experience in the legal sector. Joining Avigilon in 2013, he heads the Legal department and oversees the company’s legal and regulatory matters on a global basis. Prior to joining Avigilon, Mr. Schuster was Corporate Secretary and in-house counsel for the Columbus Group, managing the legal responsibilities of its three public companies, as well as assisting related corporations in their legal needs. Schuster has also practiced law at the boutique securities firm DuMoulin Black LLP, the national firm Davis LLP, and at a leading technology law firm in Boston. Schuster is called to the Bar in British Columbia and Massachusetts.

Mahesh Saptharishi Chief Technology Officer, Senior Vice President Dr. Mahesh Saptharishi has more than 17 years of experience developing intelligent video analytics technology as well as software and camera hardware specifically for the security industry.

As Chief Technology Officer, Dr. Saptharishi is responsible for driving innovation in Avigilon’s product and intellectual property portfolios, identifying strategic technology capabilities, and exploring new business opportunities. Before becoming CTO, Dr. Saptharishi served as Senior Vice President, Analytics and Data Science at Avigilon and has been with the company since its acquisition of VideoIQ Inc. In January 2014. Prior to joining Avigilon, Dr. Saptharishi was President, Chief Technology Officer and Co-founder of VideoIQ, Inc.

Saptharishi also co-founded and led the core analytics team at Broad Reach Technologies, Inc., where he was Vice President of Research & Development. A pioneer in the surveillance industry, Dr. Saptharishi received his Doctorate in Machine Learning from Carnegie Mellon University, where he was involved in research on autonomously navigating vehicles at the Robotics Institute and the Institute for Complex Engineering Systems. He has also authored multiple peer-reviewed scientific publications, articles and patents.

Ric Leong Chief Financial Officer, Senior Vice President Ric Leong has more than 14 years of experience in the finance and accounting sector. As Chief Financial Officer, he heads the Finance department and oversees the company’s finance and accounting operations on a global basis, including public reporting, treasury, financial planning and analysis, and investor relations. Prior to joining Avigilon in 2014, Mr. Leong served in several senior financial leadership positions, including Corporate Controller and Director of Business Planning at two large U.S.-listed public companies. Leong is a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of British Columbia and is a Director and Treasurer for the Kidney Foundation of Canada, British Columbia & Yukon Branch.

Leong received his Bachelor of Science degree and his Diploma in Accounting from the University of British Columbia. Alexander Fernandes Chairman, Board of Directors Mr. Fernandes has more than 20 years of industry experience leading companies that develop, manufacture and market high-end digital imaging products, software and hardware, to a broad range of markets. Prior to Avigilon, Mr. Fernandes successfully founded and grew QImaging (Quantitative Imaging Corporation), a leading developer and manufacturer of high performance quantitative digital cameras and software for the scientific imaging and machine vision markets.

Fernandes sold the highly profitable and fast growing company to Roper Industries, a multi-billion dollar NYSE listed company. Fred Withers Director Mr. Withers has over 30 years of experience with Ernst & Young LLP, in Vancouver, where he was partner and, most recently, chief development officer for Canada.

Prior to his retirement on June 30, 2014, he had significant involvement in the firm’s governance and operations as a member of the executive committee and led numerous strategic acquisitions throughout Canada. Withers was also an assurance partner and since 1987, he managed a portfolio of assurance clients which included public and private companies, based both in Canada and the United States. As a senior advisory partner with Ernst & Young, he advised a number of clients in the energy, real estate, technology, transportation, healthcare and wholesale/distribution industries and also led a number of IPOs. Dedicated to community involvement, Mr. Withers is currently chair of the Vancouver Symphony Society, director of the Vancouver Symphony Endowment Fund Foundation and vice-chair of the Sauder School of Business Faculty Advisory Board.

Among other volunteer roles, he was previously director and vice-chair of the Vancouver Board of Trade, trustee and chair of the BC Sports Hall of Fame and Museum, director and chair of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Vancouver and director and treasurer of the New Ventures BC Society. Mike McKnight Director Mr. McKnight has over 30 years of international investment experience and is a former Senior Vice President and Investment Advisor for Raymond James Inc. He has worked with hundreds of industry leaders to foster businesses around the world.

McKnight continues to consult in business and has worked with community and government stakeholders to develop and finance community initiatives, Mr. McKnight holds a Marketing Diploma from the British Columbia Institute of Technology and has previously held the Branch Manager and Partners, Directors, and Officers designations from the Canadian Securities Institute. Murray Tevlin Lead Director Murray Tevlin is a senior partner in TevlinGleadle Employment Law Strategies and the President of Murray Tevlin Law Corporation. He advises corporations, executives and physician groups on legal and strategic issues, dispute resolution and contract negotiations. He was called to the bar of B.C. Prior to founding his firm he was a Crown Prosecutor, then a partner in a leading national law firm and in a leading local law firm and a member of the executive committee of both firms.

He holds a B.A. From Carleton University and an LL.B from the University of British Columbia. Wan Jung Director Mr. Jung served as Avigilon’s Chief Financial Officer from start-up in 2004 through to 2012, and again as Interim CFO from 2014 to 2015. Prior to joining Avigilon, Mr. Jung was Vice President of Finance for QImaging, where Mr. Jung was instrumental in assisting Mr.

Fernandes with the successful sale of the company. As Director of Finance with NIKE Canada Ltd. For 14 years, Mr.

Jung was vital in growing Nike’s revenue from $25M to $400M per year. Jung has also sat on the board of 11 public companies over the past 10 years. Glossary ACC Version Last version of ACC tested with camera. This also implies support for later versions of ACC unless specifically listed otherwise.

Audio Input Receive audio feed from camera. Audio Output Send audio to speaker attached to camera. Crack Acca Primus Trial Balloon. Autodiscovery Automatic discovery of camera IP address when connected within a LAN environment. Compression Type Describes the encoding types supported for the camera.

Connection Type Describes the type of Device Driver used. Native refers to the Manufacturer's specific device driver. Dewarping In-Client dewarping of fisheye or panoramic cameras.

Digital Input Receive Digital or Relay inputs from camera. Digital output Trigger digital or relay outputs physically connected to a camera. Motion Quick display of whether Motion Recording is available on for the camera. Motion Configuration Configuration of motion detection within the ACC Client.

Motion Recording Support for motion-based recording. PTZ Quick display of whether PTZ functionality is available for camera. PTZ Control Basic PTZ Movement.

PTZ Patterns/Tours Ability to create and trigger either PTZ Patterns, or PTZ Tours, depending on camera support. PTZ Presets Create and trigger PTZ Preset positions. Unit Type Type of camera. Verified By Organization which tested camera and reported capabilities. Verified Firmware Specific firmware version tested.