Intelligence S
ecurity systems in casinos are becoming more and more complex – and the fl ood of information and data that fl ows to the security operators is growing by leaps and bounds.
At the same time, video systems are becoming more intelligent. Combining different systems and automatically running analysis processes support the operators and automatically notify them about important issues.
From intelligent video analysis systems to the integration of third-party systems to “Business Intelligence”, the areas in which technology provides humans with worthwhile support for surveillance tasks are constantly expanding. The data matching and analysis processes that support operators are consistently running in the background – without the operators having to worry about them. This allows even highly
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Chris Sanson talks to Dallmeier about their intelligent video analysis system
complex and comprehensive security systems to be used in a targeted manner.
Intelligent video analysis systems We all know that human concentration wanes rapidly during typical surveillance work. Humans simply cannot register every detail with constant attentiveness. For this task, they have to rely on the technology to support them and to deliberately direct their focus to suspicious or unusual events or to automatically trigger specifi c actions.
A typical area of application in which intelligent video analysis systems support humans is,
for example, the recognition of unauthorised intruders to a property, such as the back-of- house area of a casino. Advanced systems can determine whether an object is approaching an area and the direction it is coming from or how long it remains in a certain area. Based on sophisticated algorithms, the objects can be
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