Intrusion detection
Someone is where they shouldn't be.
Your product has to spot them quickly, ignore everything else that moves, and keep a record of what happened. We do it with AI person detection, and help you build it in.
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How it works
From your camera to an alert and a clip
Scenes are full of movement that isn't a person. Person detection looks only for people, so trees, animals and cars don't raise the alarm.
Your system: Scene
The yard, fence line or entrance you want watched.
Your system: Camera
Your security camera, by day and by night.
Our solution: Person detection
Looks for people in each frame, including far away or partly hidden.
Our solution: Alert and clip
Raises an alert and keeps a clip from just before to just after.
Your system: Security app
Shows the alert and plays the event's clip back to your team.
What it handles
Alerts on people, not passing cats
We tune it to your site, then run your footage and count every missed person and every false alarm.
What it detects
- Day and night
- A person entering in daylight and in the dark.
- Far away
- A person at the far edge of the view.
- Partly hidden
- A person crouching or behind an object.
- Moving fast
- Someone running through the area.
- Wide views
- One camera covering a whole yard or fence line.
What it ignores
- Animals
- Cats, dogs and birds passing through.
- Vehicles
- Cars and bikes moving through the view.
- Trees and plants
- Branches and leaves moving in the wind.
- Light changes
- Headlights, shadows and lights switching on.
- Weather
- Rain, snow and fog.
Applications
Where it's built in
Your product gets an alert, an all-clear and a short clip of each event.
Security cameras
Watching doors, fences and yards.
Access control systems
Alerts for plant rooms and equipment stores.
Smart doorbells
Gardens, drives and front doors.
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