Cross-Camera Tracking: More Context Instead of More Alerts in Perimeter Security
DEKI is developing cross-camera tracking for video surveillance. Instead of isolated alerts, security teams should be able to recognize connected event sequences.
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DEKI is developing cross-camera tracking for video surveillance. Instead of isolated alerts, security teams should be able to recognize connected event sequences.
With Siveillance Perimeter, Siemens demonstrates how modular perimeter security combines risk analysis, sensor technology, and video integration into an overall concept.
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