Leisure Industry
Casinos traditionally have always used a large number of cameras for security and surveillance due to the sensitivity of fraudsters and those who find a way to cheat the system. The presence of large amounts of money will always attract and encourage certain individuals and fraudsters to cheat, steal and scam their way into beating the system. Predominantly there are three sectors of security that need to be under continuous surveillance: vehicle control and theft prevention, public areas and inevitably casino floors. The integration of all three sectors controlled simultaneously with all data being processed at a central hub coupled with two way communication to an external agency offers immense benefits for preventative control.
Vehicle Entry and Parking
Specialised Video Solutions High End Video Systems with facial recognition and number plate recognition are able to alert security of possible threats and stolen vehicles. Customer services can now be notified of VIP arrivals and offer a greater service on entry. Our smart cameras can detect smoke, gas and high levels of carbon dioxide in lesser ventilated areas, able to give ample warning time before any fatalities can occur.
Public Areas
Fundamentally a casinos’ revenue is dictated by the number of customers that walk in and how much they intend on spending. In order to protect their investment casinos need to create a sense of well being for all their customers. The objective is to detect, identify and wherever possible prevent the execution of a crime, disturbance, fire or other emergency, and if it does occur, react to it, prevent it or minimise the impact and ultimately identify and prosecute the persons responsible. With SVS’s new video analytic technologies casinos are able to monitor people’s behaviour, detecting and alerting the necessary authorities to anything unusual such as running, lying down, aggressive movements, crowd gathering/dispersing and entry into prohibited areas. Broken windows, forced doors, jammed lifts, initiation of panic alarms, fire or smoke can also be detected.
Casino Floors
The Casino floors security is primarily directed at the monitoring of patrons and staff with the objective of identifying cheats or scams and successful prosecution of the offenders by use of our high definition camera systems. The technology must allow for the detection of fast, fine movements, requiring high-resolution cameras that are perfectly positioned. This helps to resolve table disputes as recorded images are available for close review. Intelligent video technology and analytics combined with high resolution, high-speed cameras and wide lenses, can reveal suspect counting processes for cash or chips.