Security surveillance has moved from recording video for later review to an analytic system that understands the scene and raises the alarm at that very moment. We design, supply, install, and operate these systems end to end — from camera selection to analytics and storage servers, to the operations room and alarm routing to the relevant authority.
High-performance GPU servers running deep-learning models on live streams around the clock, analyzing large numbers of cameras without replacing existing ones — protecting the client's prior investment.
Results within fractions of a second with high classification accuracy
More cameras and analytic channels by adding processing units or servers — no redesign
Edge, central server, or a hybrid mode balancing bandwidth and processing cost
VMS/NVR, access control, and alarm systems via open interfaces and standards
Redundancy across servers, storage, and power supply
Watchlists of wanted, banned, or authorized persons, matched instantly against captured faces with immediate alarms on a match.
Comparing facial biometrics against the wanted-persons database and raising alarms within seconds of detection.
Separate lists for wanted persons, banned individuals, VIPs, and staff — each with its own procedure and severity level.
The alarm arrives with the captured image, camera name, location, time, and match percentage.
Upload a person's photo and find every appearance across cameras and sites within minutes.
Reconstructing a person's movement between cameras to determine entry, exit, and direction.
Encrypted biometric templates, restricted access rights, and an audit log for every search.
Automatic plate reading, matching wanted-vehicle lists, and opening gates for authorized vehicles.
A searchable archive by plate numbers, dates, and locations for investigation and auditing.
Models trained to distinguish objects in the scene dismiss alarms caused by moving trees, animals, or lighting changes — focusing alerts on events of real security significance.
Distinguishing people, vehicles, bicycles, and animals — with vehicle color and type and clothing color.
Detecting bags and packages left without their owner beyond a defined time threshold.
Alerting when a fixed asset or item is removed from its usual location.
Detecting visible weapons and suspicious objects with top-priority alarms.
Virtual line-crossing or restricted-area entry with direction of movement.
Detecting fence-climbing attempts and intrusion during unauthorized hours.
Measuring counts, density, and waiting times with alerts when safe limits are exceeded.
Sudden running, gathering, fighting, a person falling, or unusual loitering.
Early visual alarm working in parallel with conventional alarm systems.
All cameras, alarms, and maps in a single interface.
Each alarm type is assigned to the right operator, with response-time tracking and event closure.
Retrieve events by description — clothing color, vehicle type, time range — within minutes.
Reports on alarms, movement patterns, and peak times supporting operational decisions.
Securing cameras, servers, and the network, with data encryption and regular backup.
Send us your requirements and we will return with a technical vision and an implementation proposal — no commitment.
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