Maintaining a comprehensive view of video coverage spanning multiple locations with complex layouts at venues or public spaces hosting large numbers of people can be a challenging, and labour-intensive task for security teams and operatives alike. Traditionally, an effort that requires human resources to interpret video content, leaving room for error as complex environments require meticulous and consistent observation; and failing to spot a security breach could have a catastrophic impact.
However, using artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning we can process every frame and present real-time analysis of video content at scale and speed, removing human errors from the process and presenting data-driven evidence with actionable insights.
Numerous organizations are now looking to adopt sophisticated AI surveillance technologies to map, track & manage public safety to meet policy aims or provide investigative evidence for a more ‘peaceful’ environment. A solution that removes the complexity from having human resources interpret video content in light of Protect Duty or Martyn’s Law.
It is our view that integrating sophisticated artificial intelligence into one’s existing CCTV or video surveillance infrastructure facilitates a faster, more accurate solution for increasing public safety at scale and speed.
In support of Martyn’s Law, our AI-driven video analytics offers a single, centralized dashboard of actionable insights that can trigger automated workflows whilst facililating better decision making processes for operatives.
Delivers AI-driven video analytics that automates and scales your surveillance infrastructure for a safer more secure environment, that supports Protect Duty.
Features include: Video search, search against appearance type, pedestrian monitoring, people counting and flow, vehicle detection and behavioural analysis along with real-time alerts and automated workflows.
Related links / Sources for further reading
Martyns Law Fact Sheet. Source: Home Office Media Blog
https://homeofficemedia.blog.gov.uk/2022/12/19/martyns-law-factsheet
Martyn’s Law to ensure stronger protections against counter terrorism. Source. UK Government
BBC NEWS: Manchester Arena Attack: Source. BBC.co.uk
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