Intrusion and perimeter detection
Line-crossing and zone-intrusion detection with schedules, combined with thermal cameras where lighting cannot be relied on.
Camera Surveillance
Analytics that turn a passive camera estate into an alerting system — and that are tuned well enough that people still trust the alerts in month six.
The system watches continuously; a person is only pulled in when something genuinely needs one.
Line-crossing and zone-intrusion detection with schedules, combined with thermal cameras where lighting cannot be relied on.
Helmet, vest and restricted-zone detection at production and warehouse entrances, with reporting for safety audits.
Footfall, dwell time and checkout queue length — operational data from cameras you have already paid for.
Automatic number plate recognition for gates, weighbridges and paid parking, linked to whitelists and barrier control.
A security guard watching a 32-camera wall stops seeing anything within twenty minutes. That is not a discipline problem, it is a well-documented limit of human attention. Analytics fixes it by inverting the model: the system watches continuously and raises the handful of events that need a person.
We start from the incidents you actually care about, not from the feature list of an analytics platform.
Analytics need a viewing angle and resolution they can work with.
Zones, sensitivity and schedules tuned against live site conditions across a shakedown period.
We measure alert quality after go-live and keep tuning.
Often yes, provided the camera has the resolution and viewing angle the analytic needs. Server-side analytics can process feeds from existing cameras; edge analytics needs capable cameras.
High, when the camera is specified and positioned for it — a dedicated ANPR camera at a controlled angle and distance with appropriate lighting. A general-purpose overview camera pointed at a gate will not deliver reliable plate reads, regardless of the software.
Not if it is tuned. Untuned analytics generate alerts on moving foliage, headlights and rain, and the system gets muted within weeks.
Site surveys and first consultations cost nothing. If RFID or surveillance is not the right answer for you, we will say so.