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OPTION 1
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TRUCK FLEET
Possible Situation:
You have a fleet of trucks and have installed a vehicle management
system. The system gives you a regular update through SMS or GSM
upload telling you where your vehicle is, how fast it is travelling,
how often it breaks, who is theoretically driving and many other
features. You want to confirm visually why the truck has stopped
at an unscheduled point, is the driver still with the vehicle and
is the stock still intact?
Solution:
Install from our range of digital mobile monitoring systems. Giving you
the option of 4, 8 or 16 cameras recording to hard-drive. You can now monitor your vehicles from your remote site location through
3G and GPRS. Upon return to depot you can retrieve information via
Wireless LAN, through a Pocket DVR or via hard wired LAN connection. Alternatively
additional options can
be easily incorporated or you can simply interface with a vehicle
management system to get the best of both worlds.
OPTION
2 -
CASH IN
TRANSIT
Possible Situation:
You have a fleet of Cash in Transit (CIT) vehicles and have
experienced a number of hold ups. You are uncertain of the details
around the incidents and indications are there are internal staff
involved. You want to be able to record both cameras and audio in
and around the CIT vehicle to cover both internal and external
happenings. Recording needs to be done on a shift basis and
downloading of relevant incidents to pocket DVR or via RF
communication. You do not have the time to pull out hard-drives or
trust employees to physically remove hard-drives and as a result potentially
destroy relevant recordings. You want to provide key camera views to
the driver/operator as well as being able to dial in and view select
cameras remotely with off vehicle recording. In the event of an
emergency you want to be notified in an heavy impact situation and
to be able to cut fuel to the engine to ensure the vehicle does not
move.
Solution:
Install from our range of digital monitoring systems. Giving you
the option of 4 or 8 cameras recording to hard-drive for historical
use or dial in and utilise off-vehicle recording. You can now monitor your vehicles from your remote site location through
3G or GRPS. Upon return to depot you can retrieve information via
Wireless LAN retrieve from 65 vehicles simultaneously, through a Pocket DVR or via hard wired LAN connection. Alternatively
additional options can
be easily incorporated or you can simply interface with a vehicle
management system to get the best of both worlds.
OPTION
3 -
TRAINS
Possible Situation:
You are struggling with a number of key incidents happening in
your train carriages that are chasing away your customers. There
have been a spate of incidents over recent months that are the work
of vandals or a group of individuals targeting helpless passengers.
You would like to catch the gang or person responsible and would
ideally like sufficient information to prosecute in a court of law
as well as being given the information well before the train arrives
at the next station?
Solution:
Install from our range of digital monitoring systems. Giving you
the option of 4, 8 or 16 cameras recording to hard-drive for historical
use or RF communication to nodal RF points on the side of the
track. You can now monitor each carriage providing a link to the
driver or to a security guard, or alternatively send the information
via RF through a nodal point allowing fibre optic cabling to
transfer key information to a central or regional control room.
Network your cameras to monitors so that passengers can see that
images are being recorded or allow the driver to be able to check
all external cameras when the train slows to a stop. Alternatively
use alarm trigger options to capture the person pulling the
emergency stop.
FleetVu - Mobile Vehicle Monitoring
Sky-Walker Management Information System
Motion Track - for threat & video analytics
IP Options from
Arecont Vision and other main brand suppliers
Exacq, SeeTec & other Video Management Systems
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