The image above represents the old perspective we had on surveillance cameras and video monitoring. Yes, they are images with 'noise' or pixelation, videos with low frame rates, and robotic movements, etc.
However, with the significant technological advancements in recent years, security cameras have evolved and now provide clear images at long distances with good perception of people and objects during both day and night. But what good is a good image record without software that analyzes behaviors?
Video Analytics Software
Video analytics software is available on the market with increasingly advanced algorithms designed to record and alert users about events that are often difficult to capture with human monitoring alone.
Imagine a CCTV project with 150 cameras and only 1 person monitoring; the likelihood of an event going unnoticed is high. Now imagine software that can filter images by movement, people, objects, or specific events, interlinking these cameras in a single project and alerting the user about adverse events. This type of software already exists, and many companies are already using it.
Software like Digifort, Milestone, among others, contribute to large CCTV projects, making a difference especially in the management of immediate actions, where a decision needs to be made as soon as the event occurs.
Additionally, it is possible to generate filters and analyze the entire experience behind an event. See below the image taken from BriefCam, where on a single screen we can perceive the movement of people and objects over time in a fixed scenario.
When building a video monitoring project, pay attention to the use of these software solutions. We assure you that the possibilities for decision-making are infinitely greater than those presented in this article. Seek a good professional, customize your solution, and save on your CCTV projects.
