MAKE CORPORATE CAMPUSES SAFER
AND INCREASE PRODUCTIVITY AND PROFITS
During active critical emergencies such as fires, weather related events or an active shooter, viisights behavioral recognition video understanding technology provides corporate campuses with the ability to closely monitor situations in real-time as they evolve. This includes the ability to enforce occupancy limitations and vehicle mobility patterns, as well as crowd and population densities in public spaces to help contain the spread of infection. All such situations need to be accomplished while maintaining personal privacy protections while allowing controlled entry and egress across corporate campus grounds.
What’s more, viisights behavioral recognition video understanding technology leverages your existing investment in video surveillance and security systems to improve overall security, health safety and productivity, while maintaining compliance to new and emerging mandates.
Keeping corporate campuses secure has always been a top priority for security professionals to ensure that personnel are safe, and business operations run smoothly without disruption.
Although conventional video and access systems address fundamental monitoring and accessibility functions, they fall short in providing a preventive and proactive security and safety solutions. This includes the ability to detect a wide range of events ranging from trespassing, tailgating, accidents in the parking lot to protective face masks, workplace violence and weapons detection – all activities that typically do not automatically trigger conventional alarms.
viisights advanced AI-driven behavioral recognition video understanding technology solves these challenges and more by distinguishing between common occurrences like people hugging versus fighting or being laying on the ground versus falling. The same levels of intelligence can be applied to exterior events to automatically detect abnormal behaviors to prevent potentially harmful events from happening or escalating further.
Conventional video cameras and analytics simply are not capable of making human-like distinctions that viisights behavioral analytics deliver.
