Event notifications
Notify operators of events derived from footage for assessment. Event types are defined within the project.
INTELLIGENT VIDEO AND EVENT NOTIFICATIONS
From video to insight.
From events to action.
Turn camera footage into event notifications, entry/exit counts and crowd density data. Let’s assess monitoring needs alongside security and facility operations.
Demo / project discussionSTART WITH YOUR NEEDS
Clear requirements.
A solution that fits.
Entry and exit counting
Count movement across defined lines to assess visitor flows over time.
Crowd density
Monitor designated areas and define scenarios around thresholds and operational needs.
Video monitoring
Assess existing or new cameras, image quality and connections to video management systems.
HARDWARE AND INTEGRATION
Let’s assess your
existing infrastructure.
Let’s review camera models, stream access, field of view and lighting. Processing infrastructure, video management software and data connections are defined around the project scope.
- Camera models and video streams
- Placement, field of view and lighting
- Processing infrastructure and VMS
- Notifications, records and data connections
PILOT AND SITE VALIDATION
Validate it on site.
Camera placement, lighting, occlusion and movement density affect analysis. Let’s define a pilot using real operating conditions and agreed acceptance criteria.
- 01Events and areas to monitor
- 02Image quality and camera placement
- 03Notification channel and operator workflow
Frequently asked questions
Are counting and crowd density the same?
Entry/exit counting measures movements through defined points. Density monitoring assesses crowds within an area. Real-time occupancy also requires coverage of relevant entrances and exits and consistent records.
Can existing cameras be used?
Camera models, stream access, resolution, field of view and video management software are assessed. Compatibility is checked for each camera.
Which events are detected and how are false alerts handled?
Requested event types and areas are defined. Supported scenarios are tested in a pilot; thresholds, notifications and operator review are adjusted to site results.
What does a pilot measure?
Detection of defined events, false notifications, count consistency and notification time are assessed. Day/night conditions, occlusion and changing densities are included.
LET’S ASSESS YOUR PROJECT
Tell us what you need.
Start with a few details. We’ll assess your existing infrastructure and desired outcome together.
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