Perimeter Intelligence for Sites That Cannot Be Watched Constantly
Critical sites are often large, lightly staffed and covered by more cameras than anyone can realistically watch. That combination is what unattended analytics is for.
What sites in this sector describe
Perimeters are long and thinly staffed
A fence line covered by a dozen cameras and watched by nobody is a recording system, not a security one.
Access control stops at the door
A badge confirms someone entered legitimately; it says nothing about where they went afterwards.
Incidents surface hours later
An intrusion discovered on the morning review has had the whole night to become something worse.
Detections deployed in infrastructure
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Zone armed Zone Intelligence No Go Area Monitoring Virtual boundaries drawn on any camera, with every crossing flagged by time, camera and direction of entry. Read more -
Match 0.98 Access Intelligence Restricted Person Detection Matching against a restricted list your organisation maintains, flagging a match as they move through a public space while everyone around them stays unidentified. Read more -
AB12 CDE · 0.994 Vehicle Intelligence Vehicle Monitoring Number plate recognition with vehicle type, colour and speed read on the pass, so gate logs write themselves and a watchlist hit is immediate. Read more -
Crowd 6+ Crowd Intelligence Crowd and Density Detection Live occupancy counting per zone, measured against the threshold you set, so a dangerous build up is flagged while it is still forming. Read more
Questions
Can zones be armed only overnight?
Yes. Zones are schedulable per area, which is usually what keeps a system armed rather than switched off because it alerted during normal operations.
Does it work in low light?
Given an IR capable camera or adequate illumination, yes. Low light performance is largely a question of the camera at that position rather than the model.
See it on your own cameras
Bring your existing CCTV. We will assess what your angles can actually support and show you the detections running on your own footage.