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Video Surveillance Systems
Video cameras have become commonplace in contemporary society, and these systems have evolved so much that today they generate multiple benefits that extend beyond the realm of physical security. Thus, current video surveillance systems have intelligent functions through which they can:
- Delimit areas of interest in the captured image and raise alarms when there is unauthorized access in that area;
- Recognize shapes and behaviors to eliminate false alarms (such as those generated by the movement of trees or cars in public spaces) and prioritize response force according to the situation;
- Generate useful data for marketing, such as visitor profiles, consumer profiles, consumer behavior, etc.;
- By integrating with other security or non-security systems (e.g., Point of Sales, Building Management Systems), they can contribute to better understanding various aspects of interest for the company and automate certain functions;
For a complete range of functions or to learn how you can benefit from these technologies, please contact a sales representative.
A CCTV (Closed Circuit Television) system is a closed system where all elements are directly connected (including systems connected via microwaves, IR rays, etc.). Cameras can be installed outdoors or indoors, and they can be fixed, mobile, or IR cameras for night surveillance. Images are transmitted as signals over long distances, with fiber optic transmission being very efficient and recommended. However, where this option is too expensive, ISDN lines, the internet, and VPN-type private networks offer an efficient alternative, especially for those video surveillance systems that react to events.
Applications:
- Traffic control;
- Crowd control;
- Surveillance of access to restricted areas;
- Hidden cameras for vandalism surveillance;
- Employee monitoring;
- Parking lot surveillance;
- Surveillance in stores, banks, government institutions, casinos, etc.;
- Industrial process control;
- Residential surveillance;
- Insurance assessment.
Special applications:
- Assisting industry managers, monitoring technological flows, identifying production bottlenecks, taking corrective measures;
- Monitoring environments inaccessible to humans, such as nuclear reactors, furnaces, etc.;
- Assisting law enforcement authorities in monitoring traffic for implementing prompt responses in emergencies;
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