Vidimon is the new and exciting products division of Farco Technologies Limited. It was created to specialize in and distribute the Traffic Management and Enforcement products, which were previously a branch of the Farco line of motion detection innovations.

Farco Technologies is a successful company providing video-based motion detection technology to a global market. The founder of Farco Technologies, Farshad Nourozi, holds a number of patents and has considerable background and knowledge in the areas of image processing, communications and home automation technologies. Video image processing is a particular area of expertise and is the basis for the current range of sensing products.

Farco's core technology is a chip which detects motion through a video camera. This means that it is no longer necessary to couple an external sensor to a camera as the motion detection trigger. Sales have grown dramatically with products now sold to nine countries including some blue chip companies.

COMPANY HISTORY

2009	Vidimon®  VIP-20 Traffic Management system is evaluated in Spain resulting in further sales.
2008	Vidimon® Red light camera system is evaluated in Spain resulting in sales.
2008	Vidimon® VIP-20 pedestrian detection and tracking algorithm is tested in Wellington, New Zealand, Achieving count accuracy of  95% in very crowded area (railway station).
2008	Vidimon® VIP-20 vehicle detection and tracking is evaluated in Auckland motorway achieving outstanding industry leading video accuracy of count and speed of over 97% day & night.
2007	Vidimon® Red light camera system is trialed in Canada at severely cold temperatures with impressive results.
2007	Vidimon® Products Division receives external investment to further develop Traffic Management and Traffic Enforcement products.
2006	Vidimon® Products Division created. Traffic Management and Traffic Enforcement products are branded.
2005	Cyclist, Pedestrian, Monitoring & Classifying and Loop Emulation engineering development commenced.
2005	Digital Red Light Camera - build, trial, sale in Christchurch New Zealand.
2004	Development of new high functionality, high powered video processor board for real time video processing.
2003	TBG (Technology for Business Growth) was awarded to assist with the development of new video analytic technology for traffic and transportion industry.
2003	Establishment of new product strategy targeting the global traffic detection market.
2002	Farco Technologies expands, opening an office in the Canterbury Innovation Incubator.
2001	Farco Technologies incorporates.
2001	The Farco VMD Conversion Module, based on the flagship VMD-19 video motion detection IC transforms an ordinary VCR into a VMD enhanced event recorder.
2001	The Farco VMD-19 integrated circuit is released as the worlds first embedded Video Motion Detector processor with a built in infra-red remote control learning capability.
1995	Farco Technologies - Design and Consultancy was formed as a partnership, consulting on embedded systems and image processing for the forestry industry. s