The Challenges:

Static CCTV Systems—Video surveillance systems in the past have not been able to detect and track a subject unless the system was manned by a human being such as a guard. These systems often missed events since there is no guarantee the guard would even notice the event.

Video Detection—Using video surveillance alone to detect a human subject (especially outside) while simultaneously ignoring animals, cars, shadows, and other moving objects that appear on the video image has not previously been realistic.

Loss of Image/Recording—When fixed or panning video camera captures a subject in its field of view, the system often lost sight of the subject when they move out of the camera's field of view or in the case of a panning camera, the camera simply moves to look at a different area.

The Solution:

Threat Detection Video Tracking—To solve these issues United Security Alliance is now offering the very latest in what some call “Artificial Intelligence” which is better known as our threat detection and video tracking system.

Intelligence—This threat detection and video tracking system was originally developed in part by the Israeli Defense Forces for counter terrorism usage; however, this technology is now being applied to commercial applications and is extremely effective in high-threat, high-value environments.

Bottom Line Advantage—The advantage of this system is that allows us to convert a digital video camera, into highly intelligent video threat detection / tracking systems. This technology is strengthening United Security Alliance's position as a industry leader in the high value added segment of this rapidly growing multibillion-dollar Closed Circuit Television Surveillance Market.

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