Cooloff

Apologies, I totally forgot your original question.
There probably aren't many things they can do, apart from bumping some numbers that don't really appeal to anyone. They'll likely improve what already makes the camera stand out, but I don't see them launching anything that'll tempt me to buy it.
 
I doubt very much they'll inject venice colour science into the mix. That'll make it far too close to the FS5ii. With an XLR adapter it would basically be the same camera..

Synology (that sell NAS devices) have a really powerful surveillance station. Last time I checked you could install this software on a standalone PC and run it. I imagine with a PoE switch attached that would be sufficient.
 
This link will show you what cameras are compatible with the synology software, if it works properly the filters will only display cameras with PTZ (pan, tilt, zoom) and motion tracking built in.
 
Hope that helps!