A stand alone security camera with temperature measurement was installed to identify an individual’s temperature and to ensure they are wearing a mask before access is granted. Client feels that their residents, staff and visitors are protected by having this solution in place. Read more about it here.
Help keep your staff safe as we progress through the Alert Levels. We now have a Camera System that can identify COVID-19 symptoms by using a thermal screening solution combined with facial recognition. Check it out here
Supermarkets in the UK are rolling out Age Estimation Technology for the sale of alcohol at self service check outs – Read more here
CCTV Footage appears to capture two women in NZ Post uniforms stealing mail. The uniforms themselves had been stolen three days prior from a NZ Post depot in Auckland. Illustrating the importance of a serviced CCTV System.
A new report from the University of Victoria highlights the increasing use of Facial Recognition Technology in New Zealand – how it impacts on human rights as well as the growing regulation gap.
Caught on CCTV. Check out the dramatic action of a man robbing the ANZ bank in Glenfield. The footage was invaluable to the police apprehending the robber and making the arrest.
Drone use around the world has grown exponentially both recreationally and commercially. Drone Privacy Laws run the gauntlet from an outright ban to no drone legislation, check out how countries round the world manage them.
Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) is a set of design principles used to discourage crime. See how its four main principles can help you improve your building security.
Thousands more cameras are being rolled out in Auckland on a centralised CCTV network. Auckland Transport are open to letting police view live feeds but the facial recognition software is not currently being used – click here for more
Security Camera catches bank robbers evading police. Classic security camera action. You never know what your security cameras will capture. Hilarious.