Security 101

As the video surveillance industry continues to evolve, users’ demands for “seeing clearly, covering broadly, reacting rapidly” are higher than ever. Traditional single-camera monitoring solutions—while useful for basic recording—are increasingly insufficient to meet the needs of wide-area coverage, smart alarms and proactive tracking. To overcome these limitations, the industry is shifting toward multi-camera collaboration...

The Evolution of the Security Industry Over the past two decades, the video surveillance industry has undergone tremendous transformation. From analog systems with grainy footage to intelligent AI-powered monitoring, the core goal has remained the same - providing clarity, reliability, and peace of mind. From Analog to IP Traditional CCTV systems used coaxial cables...

When the sun sets, your surroundings change, and so does the way your camera sees them. Have you ever checked your footage at night and noticed how faces blur, license plates vanish, or everything turns into shades of gray? That’s exactly why night vision exists, to help your camera keep watching when you can’t....

In the security industry, PTZ cameras (Pan–Tilt–Zoom) have long been seen as the gold standard for professional surveillance. They can rotate horizontally, tilt vertically (range varies by model), and zoom in optically to capture details. Many also support preset patrol routes or auto-tracking, making them ideal for wide areas such as plazas, train stations,...

In traditional security systems,  most security cameras had a horizontal field of view of only about 70°–90°. That might work for a small room, but the moment you try to cover an entire driveway, garden, parking lot, or office floor, blind spots appear. With limited coverage per camera, you’re forced to spend more money...