Real-time Intrusion Detection & Access Control
Site security still depends on people watching flat feeds and describing what they see to each other. The gaps that creates are structural, not a matter of effort.
Fixed cameras cover one angle at a time, so whatever happens just outside the frame is simply not recorded. Coverage gaps tend to surface after an incident rather than before one.
Operators watch wall after wall of parallel feeds through a full shift. Attention degrades long before the shift ends, and the events that matter are the rare ones.
When something is spotted, the control room describes it over radio while the responding team tries to picture it. Nobody is looking at the same thing at the same time.
Remote perimeters, night coverage and hazardous zones are patrolled on foot or by vehicle. That is expensive to staff and puts people in the places you would rather they were not.
Surveillance that covers the whole scene, flags what matters while it is still happening, and puts every responder in the same view.
A 360° live stream removes the idea of an angle to point the camera at — the whole scene is captured at once and every viewer chooses their own direction independently. Paired PTZ cameras interact with that stream, zooming optically onto the detail the moment it is needed, and near-infrared night vision keeps the picture usable after dark.
AI image recognition and anomaly detection run against the live 360° stream rather than a recording, so intrusion, unauthorised access and out-of-pattern activity are surfaced as they happen. IoT, GPS and access-control data sit in the same spatial view, which means an alert arrives with its context attached instead of as a bare line in a log.
When something needs a response, the control room and the responding team enter the same 360° space through built-in video conferencing, each with their own viewing angle. 3D spatial annotation lets one person mark the exact door, vehicle or panel they mean, and remote control of connected drones and robotics extends the response to places nobody has reached yet.
Where remote XR security is already a better fit than a wall of flat camera feeds.
Cover a full perimeter from a single 360° stream instead of a bank of fixed angles, with AI detection flagging movement into restricted zones and PTZ cameras zooming in on it automatically.
Tie entry points and access-control data into the live spatial view, so an unauthorised badge or a propped door is seen in the context of the space it belongs to, not as an isolated event log.
Substations, tank farms, plant rooms and other unmanned sites stay under continuous watch, with night-vision streaming and IoT telemetry replacing the drive-out inspection that used to confirm them.
Send drones and ground robots on scheduled routes and watch the stream live. Terrain that is unsafe, remote or simply slow to reach on foot gets patrolled without putting a person there.
Bring the control room, the site team and off-site specialists into one 360° session with independent viewing angles and 3D annotation, so everyone acts on the same picture rather than a description of it.
Run several locations from one centralised command centre, switching between live sites and their connected devices without a separate system, login or video wall for each one.
One 360° stream replaces the several fixed feeds it used to take to cover the same space, and AI detection raises what matters instead of asking an operator to notice it.
Control room and responders join the same live space with independent angles and 3D annotation, so the handover is a shared view rather than a verbal description over radio.
Integrated hardware and simple installation keep procurement and setup down, and cloud-based SaaS removes the large upfront build that project-based systems require.
Deploy as SaaS or in a private cloud, integrate through an open SDK and API, and configure devices and AI capabilities with no-code spatial workflows rather than engineering tickets.
Four steps from an unwatched site to a monitored one.
Mount a 360° camera to cover the space and pair it with PTZ units where you need optical zoom. Both are IP-rated for outdoor deployment, and near-infrared night vision covers the hours when most of this matters.
Bring access control, IoT sensors and GPS trackers into the same view through the platform integrations, so the stream carries the readings and entry events alongside the picture.
AI image recognition and anomaly detection watch the live 360° stream continuously and raise what falls outside the pattern, instead of leaving it to whoever is at the desk to spot it.
Open the alert in a browser, a VR headset or a CAVE room, pull in whoever is needed through built-in conferencing, mark the exact object in 3D, and direct connected drones or robots to it.
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