Red Dot Award 2022 for Dallmeier ‘Domera’ dome camera
James Thorpe
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The DOMERA camera series from German video technology manufacturer Dallmeier has won the 2022 Red Dot Award: Product Design. The jury awarded the dome camera series for its integrated lighting system and minimalist appearance.
Innovative lighting concept
For the third time in a row, a Dallmeier camera has convinced the expert jury of the Red Dot Award. After the multifocal sensor systems of the Dallmeier Panomera S-Series and Panomera W-Series had already won the Red Dot Award in the last two years, this year the ‘Domera’ dome camera series received the renowned design prize. Among the features of the Domera are a resolution of up to 4K, integrated AI video analytics as well as the remotely controllable three-axis adjustment with the Dallmeier RPoD (Remote Positioning Dome).
Moreover, a modular construction system enables users to realise more than 300 product variants. The adaptive IR and white light LEDs of the Dual Matrix LED ring mounted outside the bubble ensure a particularly high image quality at night. This also makes it more difficult for spiders to take hold and results in significantly fewer light reflections (e.g., from scratches).
Unique design language in the industry
“With the Domera camera series, we continue on our path of being the first manufacturer to establish a unique and consistent design language for professional video cameras for video surveillance and process optimisation,” explained Thomas Reisinger, Chief Technical Officer (CTO) at Dallmeier. “We are therefore very pleased that our efforts have been rewarded with the third Red Dot Award in a row.
“With the Domera, our customers benefit from a high-quality and durable camera series whose highlights, in addition to the integrated video analysis, certainly include the innovative lighting and its timesaving mounting system. The modular design of the product theoretically allows for up to 300 product variants, ensuring flexible use for most of all application scenarios in video technology,” he concluded.
For more information, visit: www.dallmeier.com
