Closed circuit TV

GlobalSist installs analog and IP CCTV systems consisting of equipment such as:

• Visible spectrum cameras: these are the most conventional with a wide variety of models depending on optics, resolution, size, motorization or night vision.
• Thermal cameras: they allow images to be captured at great distances from the infrared emissions of the detected bodies and form luminous images visible to the human eye.
• Thermal imaging cameras: they are capable of showing the exact temperature in the elements of the image and can be applied in the prevention of fires and early warning of temperature changes (machinery, industrial processes, flammable products, landfills, biomass plants…)
• Image recording with high-capacity, high-reliability systems using redundant structures to avoid failures.
• Remote access: the viewing of images by the customer from a PC or smartphone or by the CRA for verification of previously produced alarms.
• Control centers with state-of-the-art display systems such as the video wall.

Video analytics applied to security is a technology that, based on the images captured by a video surveillance system, detects and notifies intrusions directly to the customer’s control center or to an alarm receiving center (ARC). Video analytics offers benefits such as:

• Enable accurate detection of intrusions over large areas and over long distances.
• They are high-security systems that cannot be dodged by intruders.
• Enable the detection of suspicious behaviour (loitering) in sensitive areas.
• Allow a very fast decision-making process for control center or CRA operators.
• Avoid annoyance to the customer with false alarms since the decisions are made by the operators.
• Have a low false alarm rate. Systems adapt to environmental changes (shadows, clouds, rainfall, wind).

Starting from a CCTV system, video analytics for marketing applications brings a wealth of data to the customer for the optimization and expansion of their business. Through this analysis, it is possible, among others:

• The people count: determines if there are enough staff according to the schedules, the optimal times to carry out promotions, or also to generate an alarm if the capacity of the premises is exceeded.
• Recognition of individual characteristics: age range, gender, ethnicity and mood of people.
• Set Heat Maps: Detecting Hot Zones Based on Customer Movements.
• Detect incidents: queues and/or crowds of people.
• Recognize postures: specifically the position of the head according to the interest in certain products.
• Point of Sale (POS) Terminal Control: Associating purchased items with the desired images and analytics.
• In addition, video analytics software applied to marketing complies with the Data Protection Act, as it displays data and not images.