CCTV

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Gone are the days where we only use CCTV cameras to record images and review the footage after an event has taken place.

Advances in modern technologies mean CCTV cameras are now used to collect a broad range of metadata. With the introduction and aid of artificial intelligence, we can now use this metadata not just to prevent break and enters resulting in theft or property damage, but also for a wider range of uses and integrations into other systems to assist in everyday life. Some examples of this are: 

• Vehicle and people tracking for OH&S scenarios
• Heat and density mapping for retail store layouts and product placements
• Thermal imaging for perimeter protection, early warning systems and temperature checking
• People counting for crowd limits
• Licence plate recognition and facial recognition for access control and time and attendance.
• Trip lines and detection zones for early alerts 
• People gathering, loitering and object left or missing for incident management.

Most people think that these type of alarms and alerts are only capable from high end and expensive IP camera systems. This is not the case, with the advances from the security and information technology sectors these types of artificial intelligence are being produced and manufactured across all different industries and markets to suit most budgets. Many of these capabilities even exist in the smaller professional domestic CCTV systems designed to help secure your home, shop, factory, farm or property.

Speak with one of our friendly team today, to discuss what you would like to get out of your CCTV system. We will explore all brands and price points to best accommodate your requirements, and together we will tailor an integrated solution to suit your needs.