Electronic security

You see everything.
Even what you're not looking at.

Cameras, recording, and intelligent analytics: the system detects intruders, reads license plates, and counts people. And it alerts you the moment it happens. Like the 168 cameras running at Terport.

Are you technical? Turn on nerd mode in the menu.

Video surveillance with analytics

The camera records. The analytics work: intruder detection and line crossing, facial and license-plate recognition, people counting, and heat maps.

No one has to watch forty screens: the system watches for you and alerts when something happens.

A typical system is recording in 4 weeks or less.

<modo-nerd> Analog and IP cameras, NVR/DVR recorders, and VMS platforms. Analytics also for crowds and queues, and staff attendance control. Recording retention is sized per project: the standard is 30 days. Real-time monitoring, storage, and event analysis. The footage is yours: access is per user and logged. You watch your cameras from your phone, wherever you are. An incident clip exports with date and time, ready for a police report. Recording survives a power cut: the system is backed by UPS. We build with Hikvision. </modo-nerd>

Access control

Who comes in, when, and where: people and vehicles, with automatic logging. It serves security and, along the way, attendance.

How we work

A badly placed camera reveals itself after something already happened.

So we survey your site and design the coverage before we quote: what's visible, from where, in what light. The proposal lists every step: design, installation, testing, handover. Check any quote against that list.

Before handover, we test every camera recording: day and night.

Success stories

Terport's port terminals are watched by 168 cameras and access control we installed in Villeta and San Antonio.

Distrito Perseverancia, 7 hectares of business, housing, and recreation, is watched over a dedicated fiber network we laid for its cameras.

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Your business can't stop.

Neither can your cameras.