Despite tall wall, vandals were able to enter yard and get out again. Our solution was simply to park the box type trucks front-in to wall instead of rear-in to wall, thus removing what amounted to a ladder from bumper to hood to top of truck and out.
Proactive Loitering Detection with Reduced Infrastructure
ATMs are critical to banking operations, allowing customers to cost effectively complete transactions throughout the day. Yet, vagrancy and machine tampering within ATM facilities can limit the continued use of ATM machines. Because roaming patrols and remote guard tours have been both cost prohibitive and ineffective, protecting ATM vestibules has been difficult until now.
Perimeter's VideoIQ solution can help secure ATM vestibules through:
Proactive 24/7 monitoring
Our cameras and encoders increase the effectiveness and efficiency of central stations by delivering the market's leading real-time event detection, notifying roaming patrols and monitoring stations when events of interest occur (e.g. vestibule loitering, tampering, dwell time, etc.).
Minimal infrastructure
Our solution reduces upfront cost, installation time and ongoing maintenance by archiving all video - even full high definition 1080p/30 fps resolution - in a fully integrated onboard NVR and eliminating the need for external storage servers, dedicated high capacity networks and secure IT facilities to house them.
Simple installation
Perimeter's cameras and encoders are easier to install then traditional IP or high definition cameras because the iCVR's fully integrated onboard NVR eliminates the need to deploy any external servers and VideoIQ's adaptive analytics are 100% self-calibrating, eliminating the need to manually calibrate or tune the analytics in the field.
Zero bandwidth recording
Perimeter's VideoIQ consumes 90% less bandwidth than traditional IP and high definition cameras by storing video in a fully integrated, onboard NVR and eliminating the bandwidth used to backhaul video to centralized storage. Of course, stored and live video is always available at the click of a mouse.