Video surveillance is a crucial aspect of modern security systems, providing real-time monitoring, recording, and analysis of activities across various environments.
Uses traditional analog cameras and DVRs for recording.
Uses IP cameras that transmit data over a network.
Uses wireless technology to transmit video signals.
Cameras that can pan, tilt, and zoom for dynamic monitoring.
Stores video footage on cloud servers.
Provides clear and detailed footage for accurate monitoring and analysis.
Enables recording in low-light or complete darkness using infrared technology.
Triggers recording and alerts when motion is detected.
Allows users to view and manage cameras remotely via mobile apps or web interfaces.
Includes features like facial recognition, license plate recognition, and object detection.
Sends notifications for specific events such as motion detection or tampering.
Offers secure and scalable storage options in the cloud.
Facilitates communication between the camera site and remote users.
Integrates with alarms, access control, and other security systems.
Provides protection for outdoor cameras against harsh weather conditions.