Bohdan Tokarskyi came to software from construction engineering. Today he leads DeepAlert’s frontend team, splitting his week between writing code and reviewing it, and working on DeepAlert COMMAND, the platform he built from scratch. He talks about what changed when he stepped into leadership, what good design has to do six hours into an operator’s shift, and how he spends his time away from the screen.
Adding AI video analytics to Milestone XProtect doesn’t mean replacing your VMS or retraining operators. DeepAlert Core integrates with your existing deployment, filtering nuisance alerts before they reach operators while keeping Milestone at the centre of your monitoring workflow.
DeepAlert welcomes Manguard Plus as a new client. Our AI video analytics will support their 24/7 Command & Control Centre by filtering unnecessary CCTV activations, helping operators focus on genuine security events and supporting a more effective hybrid security approach.
An AI video analytics model must adapt to changing cameras, environments and conditions. We look at how DeepAlert investigates challenging scenarios, refines its models and tests improvements to deliver more consistent, reliable detection in real-world surveillance.
PPE compliance policies are clear. The challenge is knowing where compliance breaks down between inspections. Video analytics can help identify recurring PPE exceptions across sites, shifts and work areas using cameras already in place.
A camera can be online and streaming without being usable. Here’s what installers and integrators should check when auditing a camera estate they didn’t install.
Camera health is about more than uptime. A camera can be online and recording while no longer providing usable security coverage. Here’s why camera health should be treated as an operational security issue, not simply an IT responsibility.
Solar farms need reliable detection across long, dark perimeters — but livestock can create a steady stream of nuisance alerts. We look at why thermal cameras need analytics designed specifically for thermal imagery, particularly on sites where sheep and security infrastructure share the same ground.
A camera can be online and still fail operationally. Blur, glare, darkness, obstructions and scene changes can all compromise monitoring without generating an obvious fault. This article looks at what camera health should actually be monitoring — and why usable coverage matters as much as uptime.
See what changes when residential estates move from DeepAlert’s legacy alerting interface to COMMAND, including flexible alert stacks, multi-camera views, integrated site information and separate maintenance workflows.
