Service
AI Surveillance
Detection and event-based monitoring instead of endless footage
Recorded footage is only useful if you can find the moment
A conventional system records continuously, which means an incident at some point overnight becomes hours of scrubbing. Motion alerts were supposed to solve this, and instead they fire on a moth, a shadow, a passing branch and rain — until the notifications are muted and the system stops being watched at all.
Cameras that distinguish a person from a moth
Modern detection distinguishes people and vehicles from everything else moving in frame. That changes two things: alerts start arriving only for events that could matter, so they remain worth reading; and recorded footage becomes searchable by event, so finding the moment a vehicle entered the yard takes seconds rather than an evening.
What's included
How this is actually delivered
Human and vehicle detection
The camera classifies what it sees, so vegetation, weather and animals stop generating alerts.
Line crossing
A boundary drawn in the camera view triggers only when something crosses it — and can be set to trigger in one direction only.
Intrusion detection
An area marked in frame that raises an event when a person enters and stays, rather than when anything passes through.
Event-based search
Recorded footage indexed by what happened, so you jump to events instead of scrubbing a timeline.
Alerts worth keeping switched on
The measure of a working system is whether notifications are still enabled after a month. Reducing false triggers is the whole point.
Where this applies
- Perimeter and boundary protection
- Yards, gates and loading areas
- Premises secured outside working hours
- Farms and land with long boundaries
- Warehouses and stockyards
- Sites where footage is reviewed regularly
What you get out of it
- Far fewer false alerts, so real ones are still noticed
- Find an event in seconds rather than scrolling hours
- Boundary and after-hours events flagged as they happen
- Detection settings tuned to your site during commissioning
Process
From first call to ongoing support
- 01
Understand
Which events actually matter to you.
- 02
Survey
Camera positions and detection zones assessed.
- 03
Design
Equipment specified for the detection required.
- 04
Install
Mounting, cabling and network.
- 05
Configure
Zones, rules and alerts tuned on site.
- 06
Support
Retuning as the site and seasons change.
Free site survey
Find out what your premises actually need
We visit, assess every position and talk through the options. No charge, and no obligation to go ahead. A quotation written without seeing the site is guesswork.