DeepAlert Core filters camera events before they reach the operator and delivers verified alerts into the monitoring platform they already use. The result is fewer manual steps, less screen switching and a more efficient path from event to dispatch decision.
A person standing near an entrance for seconds isn’t the same as someone lingering for minutes. DeepAlert CorePlus’s Loitering Rule adds dwell time as a condition, configured per site and zone, so routine presence stops triggering alerts — leaving operators fewer low-value events and more attention for activity that warrants review.
Detection accuracy gets most of the attention, but what happens after an AI makes a call matters too. DeepAlert Core adds a filtering layer on top of existing platforms like Immix, Patriot and Milestone, so operators keep familiar workflows while nuisance alerts disappear and only relevant events reach the queue.
Go beyond basic person and vehicle detection with specialised AI video analytics designed for real-world security risks. Discover how DeepAlert CorePlus supports thermal and fisheye cameras, loitering detection, PPE compliance, person prone detection, virtual guard tours, camera health and more — helping operators receive more precise, actionable alerts.
When so many things can go wrong, it’s important to have immediate and complete visibility of your surveillance system’s health. There are many possible causes of failure of a surveillance system that can have a serious negative impact on monitoring service delivery.
DeepAlert’s powerful, deep neural technology reduces false alarms by filtering and delivering real-time alerts to your VMS.
As one of the largest in the world, the private security industry in South Africa is one of the few sectors that will continue to grow despite the economic fallout of the COVID-19 nationwide lockdown.
It’s the age-old tale of the shepherd boy who cried “Wolf!” too many times – his sheep became wolf snacks. Desensitised by too many false alarms, the villagers ignored the boy’s pleas for help,
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Estate security managers are facing a constant dilemma: how do they improve the security of their estates with ever-tightening budgets?
