AI Security Systems
AI Security Cameras, Access Control & Alarms
With AI built into your cameras, doors and alarms, alerts mean something and every door event comes with video.
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AI Security Systems
With AI built into your cameras, doors and alarms, alerts mean something and every door event comes with video.
We set up AI across your cameras, doors and alarms for your site.
An AI camera recognizes what it is looking at, whether that is a person, a car or a truck, so alerts ignore headlights and blowing snow. Hanwha Vision’s AI cameras run their analytics on the camera itself, and Hanwha’s current cameras are NDAA compliant.
BLAZE, Hanwha’s new AI video management system, records on site and links every location into one system you can reach from anywhere, without opening ports or a VPN. On a BLAZE AI appliance you can search by describing what you need, and similarity search follows the same person from camera to camera. BLAZE also flags camera, storage and network problems before you need the footage.
Access control gets smarter when it is tied to AI video. With PDK access control and Hanwha WAVE, every badge swipe, forced door and door held open is saved with a clip from the camera covering it, so you see who actually walked through. UniFi Access adds face recognition entry at readers with a built-in camera.
Alarm systems work the same way. Ajax cameras use AI to tell people from animals and vehicles, and when a sensor trips, the cameras record the area and send photos to the monitoring center, so an operator sees what set it off before calling for help.
With professional video monitoring, an AI detection or alarm in a protected zone goes to a monitoring center during the hours you set. An operator checks the live video and handles dispatch, and you see the same alert on your phone. Operators can also speak through on-site speakers to warn people off.
Remote video monitoring fits warehouses and yards, cannabis facilities, apartment and multi-tenant properties, and retail and restaurants after closing.
For cameras, see Video Surveillance & Security Cameras. For doors, see Access Control, and for alarms, see Business Security & Alarm Monitoring.
We match the line to the site and the budget.
It's software, usually running on the camera, that recognizes what is in the video: people, vehicles, faces and license plates. Each detection is tagged, so the system alerts on the events you care about and lets you search footage by what happened. Ask about a site assessment.
You choose the cameras, zones and hours to cover. When an AI camera detects a person or vehicle there, the video goes to a professional monitoring center, where an operator checks it and handles dispatch. Most false triggers, like headlights, shadows and animals, are screened out first.
Yes. Door events and alarm trips are paired with video from the camera covering that spot, so every event comes with footage you can check from your phone. Because we install all three, they are designed to work together from the start.
Often, yes. A Hanwha AI box adds person and vehicle detection, search and analytics rules to up to eight existing ONVIF cameras. Cameras without a clear enough image are replaced, and the free site survey tells you which is which.
No. The detection models come trained from the manufacturer. What we tune on site is where zones and lines go, object size filters, sensitivity and schedules. That tuning separates useful alerts from noise, and we document every rule.
Tell us about your building and what you need. Consultations and site assessments are free.
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Offices in Pittsburgh and Lancaster, serving Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia, New York and Maryland.
