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LILIN, a global leader in security solutions, showcased its technical expertise at the recently concluded Security Exhibition & Conference 2025 in Australia. The event marked the debut of LILIN’s mobile surveillance line, featuring new dashcams and anti-vibration cameras. Furthermore, LILIN strategically partnered with global storage leader Toshiba and professional distributor Afastor to promote high-stability solutions powered by Toshiba Surveillance HDDs, ensuring robust reliability for critical video evidence management.
At the exhibition's opening reception, Director-General David Cheng-Wei Wu of the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Sydney noted that Taiwan is actively developing its "five trusted industries," which include cybersecurity, surveillance, and AI. He emphasized that these innovations exemplify Taiwan’s role as a reliable global supply chain partner. LILIN’s participation not only showcases advanced hardware but also underscores its commitment to meeting the Australian market's demand for highly integrated cybersecurity and physical surveillance solutions.
At the exhibition, LILIN demonstrated the powerful integration of Dashcams with Video Management Systems (VMS), a solution that realizes a vision of transparent, efficient, and automated management through technology. This system automatically synchronizes video footage with precise time and location data, maximizing the strength and accuracy of verification when incidents occur. By providing full-time recording and synchronized video validation, the system fosters operational transparency, deterring misconduct while effectively protecting the professional reputation of personnel. Furthermore, utilizing VMS for automated evidence archiving and management significantly reduces the time and financial costs of manual labor, ultimately building strong audience trust in the data.
Given the vast amount of high-resolution footage generated by Dashcams and anti-vibration surveillance systems, storage stability is paramount. Through a deep partnership with Afastor, LILIN promoted Toshiba Surveillance HDDs during the exhibition in Australia. Specifically engineered for 24/7 operation, these drives offer exceptional durability, ensuring worry-free access to critical video data.
"This year’s exhibition in Sydney provided an invaluable platform to engage with key stakeholders in the Australian security industry," said Steve Hu from LILIN. "Our focus on anti-vibration technology and AI-driven mobile surveillance is a direct response to the market’s demand for robust, secure, and intelligent solutions. We are proud to be a trusted partner in safeguarding Australia's critical infrastructure."
By combining state-of-the-art hardware with secure, AI-enhanced software, LILIN remains at the forefront of the global security landscape.
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