1. Intelligent Video Analysis Front-End Systems: These systems encompass the advanced technologies of intelligent video analysis and are primarily responsible for processing video data at the source.2. Three-Dimensional Panoramic Multi-View Surveillance Systems: These systems provide an innovative approach to video surveillance by offering three-dimensional panoramic views and multiple angles, ...
1. Network Transformation: With the seamless integration of information technology and internet platforms, video surveillance systems are gradually shifting towards network-based development. Improved network bandwidth and capacity have allowed the deployment of network cameras at the front-end. These cameras digitize, encode, and compress video signals for transmission over the network. The en...
Traditional surveillance systems can be divided into analog and digital stages. The initial analog surveillance systems had significant drawbacks, with limitations in monitoring range, switching performance, and data storage. While the second-generation digital systems improved functionality and simplified operation, they lacked stability and featured complex wiring, with limited monitoring cov...
Traditional video surveillance is a passive system characterized by synchronous monitoring and remote control. It allows for reviewing footage after an event has occurred. Due to its lack of intelligence, it relies on human operators for real-time monitoring, analysis, and alarm notifications. Whether it's reviewing video footage, real-time supervision, or issuing alerts, human intervention is ...
