Find it in seconds, not hours.

Modern detection classifies what it sees, so a search becomes a question: show me every vehicle that entered the north gate after 10pm. Filtering happens at the camera, which is why these systems generate a handful of useful alerts a day instead of hundreds of useless ones.

• Person, vehicle, and object classification
• License plate recognition at gates and drive lanes
• Loitering, line-crossing, and direction-of-travel rules
• Motion filtering that ignores weather, shadows, and animals
• Search by event attributes across every camera at once

Camera selection is per-position, not per-site. A 360 fisheye covers an open sales floor with one device where four domes would fight each other. A varifocal bullet reaches down a long drive lane. Thermal picks up a person in a yard with no lighting at all.

• Dome, bullet, turret, PTZ, and multi-sensor
• 360 fisheye for open floors and intersections
• Low-light and true night-vision imaging
• Thermal detection for unlit perimeters
• Vandal-resistant and outdoor-rated housings

Retention is a compliance question in most regulated industries and an insurance question everywhere else. We size storage against real retention requirements at real frame rates, with RAID protection so a single drive failure does not cost you the archive.

• Retention sized to your regulatory requirement
• RAID-protected recording with drive health monitoring
• Redundant and off-site recording options
• Chain-of-custody export for law enforcement

Cameras get considerably more useful tied to everything else. A badge event pulls up the camera covering that door. An alarm bookmarks footage automatically. It all lands in the same interface as the rest of the building.

• Access control events linked to camera views
• Alarm-triggered bookmarking and clip export
• Mobile and desktop review from anywhere
• One view across every location