A major private security company told MyBroadband that one device is now a “no-brainer” for perimeter security.
A top private security company in Pretoria has advised that smart cameras are among the most effective tools for protecting homes and businesses against robbers, burglars, and other criminals.
South African consumers can buy a range of new smart home cameras they can manage themselves, but these should ideally be able to link up with a private security company’s control room.Bull uses software from South African company AVLytics to enable AI detection capability on many older cameras it oversees — including CIF models with resolutions of just 352×288.
The AI software in smart cameras makes them capable of detecting a person or potentially significant event within their viewing areas.Cameras that can rotate or pivot are also able to follow people as they move, greatly expanding their viewing areas.As an additional line of defence, smart cameras offer several benefits over electric fencing and beam alarm systems.
Secondly, properly-placed cameras provide a clear view of the actions of criminals — including at night. A Ring doorbell camera is one example of smart camera. Editorial credit: BrandonKleinPhoto / Shutterstock.comChoosing a particular smart camera can be difficult as the market is flooded with numerous options of varying quality.
One important factor in ensuring that your camera can operate optimally is that it is within range of a Wi-Fi router with a strong Internet connection.
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