Remote Viewing Case Study and Metals Recycling
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.
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Digital vs Optical Zoom for Security Cameras
Ideally, you’ll use combination of optical and digital zoom equipped security cameras, in most instances, to maintain surveillance over the entire area being protected while allowing for close-ups of key areas with cameras capable of optical zoom.
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Complete Guide to Modern Video Security Camera Options for Businesses
If you’re evaluating security camera options for your business, the landscape probably feels more complex than ever. Cameras now come with AI analytics, multi-sensor designs, cloud connectivity, cybersecurity requirements, and enough marketing jargon to overwhelm even seasoned facility and operations leaders. This guide cuts through the clutter. In plain English, you’ll learn the main types…
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Network Options for Video Security Systems
The network running beneath your video security system matters more than most buyers realize. Camera resolution, remote access, AI-powered detection, and storage strategy all depend on how your network is built and what it can support. Understanding your network options for video security systems before you buy is one of the most practical things you…
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Super Security for Super Bowl 51
Video surveillance has been a common approach to stadium security during major sporting events, like the Super Bowl. In this post, we take a look at how surveillance security technology is being used to keep fans, players, and the general public safe during Super Bowl 51 in Houston. Two key security technologies that we’ll focus on…
