security camera technology and software functionality have finally converged so that the system can, today, directly pay for itself in less than a year through reduced security staffing costs. Even better, the “smart camera” system can further boost savings by reducing (or even eliminating) actual incidents and false alarms.
Did you know thermal cameras aren’t just for security? They’re increasingly being used worldwide to monitor water flow, groundwater seepage, and water quality. From flood response to fisheries management, thermal imaging provides unique insights that standard video or manual inspection can’t capture. In this article, we’ll explore how thermal cameras are helping researchers, municipalities, and…
This quick case study shows how the owners of an Alabama metal recycling facility use the remote-viewing capabilities to guide purchase decisions on scrap metal loads.
Some commercial surveillance video systems are truly wireless. These are either solar-powered or battery operated and transmit data wirelessly on a 4G or LTE network.