Highly visible CCTV equipped marked patrol vehicles provide a very strong deterrent against anti-social behaviour whilst gathering evidence when incidents occur.

Part of our range of computer equipped marked patrol vehicles is the Vectra Estate which provides much more than a simple camera equipped car. Click here for more details.

We have a variety of unmarked vehicles fitted with the same sophisticated computer-controlled CCTV as our marked patrol vehicles.
 

Concealed Equipment

Targeted primarily at gathering evidence against Fly-tippers and Anti-social behaviour, our modular range of concealed equipment is designed to overcome the particularly difficult and often harsh environment encountered "in the field".
 

Human Face Indexing

A powerful feature of our computer controlled CCTV systems, human face indexing is able to identify human faces within the images seen by the cameras and build an index of footage.
This index can then be used to replay footage that goes with that face making it very easy to review recordings on a per-person basis. For example, CCTV recordings of an unknown person seen entering a site can be instantly located and played back.

Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR)

Automatic Number Plate Recognition isn't just used by the Police, it can be a superb tool for Car Park enforcement, Petrol Stations, Bailiffs and Local Authorities

Vehicle Counting

The computers used to control the CCTV cameras can also "watch" the cameras and have the ability to count vehicles passing the cameras. This feature provides a very easy way for a client to identify the number of vehicles passing through an entrance or along a road. Our vehicles fitted with computer controlled cameras have this feature built in and need only to be parked within view of the road/entrance in order to count vehicles passing.

People Counting

In the same way that our computer controlled cameras can count vehicles, they can also count people that pass by or indeed enter a door or site.

Theft/Item Removal Detection

Put simply, the computers are able to detect when something that the cameras can see is removed.
For example, a long line of road cones is visible by the camera, cars and people can pass by without setting of an alert. Should any of the cones be moved or removed, the system will issue an alert.

Unattended Item Detection

Essentially the opposite of the removal detection feature. People and cars can pass by without setting off an alert, but should something static appear that wasn't there before then the system will issue an alert.

Remote Monitoring via the Internet

An option on the majority of our systems, clients can monitor footage live via the internet from anywhere in the world.

The next logical step from remote monitoring via the internet, the latest generation of mobile phones can be used to monitor live footage in the palm of your hand. An option on most of our systems, it truly is amazing!