Luminys

helooham said:
Was poking around on the Luminys website. Thoughts on this one? Look like the color4k-t with a 1-1/8" :

8MP Network LumiColor Turret Camera (2.8 mm) - Luminys

www.luminyscorp.com
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Looking at the specs, it is the same product. At the end of the day, it is Dahua stuff not made in the Dahua factory. This is why they are NDAA. Luminys even has a chart showing what Dahua model number is what product for Luminys.1737736326431.png
 
txzen said:
ipvm.com

Dahua Selling Off US Branded Business, Impact On FCC And NDAA Bans

Learn more about the new Taiwan partner and how this attempts to work around Dahua's numerous bans.
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Good thing people pay big bucks to get that information LOL.

Meanwhile we heard about that for free back in May :lmao:

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Thread 'Dahua NA is no more'

I posted a thread months ago when they first announced it, but for some reason it’s been deleted. Just got this update-
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At Luminys Systems Corporation, we are reaching out with an important update regarding ongoing developments in our operations. This communication serves to keep you fully informed about the changes and enhancements we are implementing.

Transition to Luminys Systems Corporation
We are pleased to announce that we have completed the transition of Dahua Technology USA’s operations to Luminys Systems Corporation. This comprehensive transition has been seamlessly...
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txzen said:
ipvm.com

Dahua Selling Off US Branded Business, Impact On FCC And NDAA Bans

Learn more about the new Taiwan partner and how this attempts to work around Dahua's numerous bans.
ipvm.com ipvm.com
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The meat of the article, IMO (and it's free to read, no subscription needed):

Excerpt:

Real "Manufacturer"?​
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The problem is, central to FCC and NDAA regulations, who actually becomes the real "manufacturer" of these products?​
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Foxlink could assemble the hardware, but does that mean that Foxlink is the manufacturer?​
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A critical element unspoken by Dahua is who develops the firmware and software for Dahua (or whatever these products are now). That is much clearer to answer. No short-term feasible way exists for Foxlink or others to completely or even primarily develop new firmware and software as the complexity and overhead of that is far greater. And that is where their core intellectual property and cybersecurity risk exist.​
 
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I can say this.... Most of the personnel for Dahua USA and what is now Luminys is the same. There was a lot of people leaving Dahua and Hikvision before due to being scared regarding what would happen due to the NDAA ordeal though. Not too sure as far as what is really different as far as before versus now except for name. They say they are moving manufacturing to Foxconn factories but don't know about the firmware stuff.
 
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