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The future of video surveillance, however, is ‘predictive’ analysis. This is where Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Big Data analytics play a crucial part. With video analytics capabilities embedded in CCTV technology, CCTV monitoring is used to highlight risk areas and potential crime precursor actions e.g., loitering, facial detection/recognition, facial expression etc. As the ‘brains’ of a security system, it can significantly improve levels of security, using metadata to sense, detect and structure the video captured. This technology is starting to be used across various industries. For example, airports monitor the facial expressions of passengers to narrow down potential crime risks.


In the supply chain industry, video surveillance can be installed at entry and exit gates to monitor trucks, including LPR (License Plate Recognition) and for checking both sides and the tops and bottoms of trucks. To identify drivers and support staff, facial detection technology is also used for verification. In addition, the Container Recognition System captures container identification data and links it to a tracking number within system records.


Visitor Management System & Vehicle Recognition


It is important that supply chain firms track all visitors, staff and drivers operating their trucks, as well as the loading and unloading of goods, and people and vehicles entering or exiting


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their premises. Visitor Management Systems help to track all visitors entering and exiting premises in real time and capture data across multiple gates and locations. Including:


• Access to authorized zones to help monitor visitors trespassing in out-of-bounds areas;


• Name of Host or Department: A host should be able to upload visitor details such as the expected number of guests and vehicles;


• Purpose of visit;


• Duration of visit, enabling the system to highlight visits that are longer than expected to indicate potential risk;


• Temperatures of visitors to support Covid SOPs, for example


• Blacklisted visitors: A pop-up screen in the system to caution security staff.


Truck management software captures the company’s trucking fleet and driver information for tracking, assignment, and analytics using LPR technology and an automated queue system. This records all basic information such as number plate and driver details, and information including the type of truck, color, and times the vehicle enters and exits the premises. At any time, a logistics company can know the number of trucks on its premises, how many have loaded and left, how many have loaded but are still onsite, how many are waiting for unloading and so on.


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Remote Monitoring & Technological Advancement with 5G


People are continuously learning about the importance of technologies, especially relating to remote access and monitoring. This is particularly important given the challenges of the current Covid-related travel restrictions, for example.


Telecommunications companies play a critical part in data and video transmission. Moving to 5G will be an exciting step for all businesses by providing faster and better communication, Verghese says, while the evolution of IoT (Internet of Things) means companies can be leaner.


Nonetheless, he adds, it is important to note that even with all these technological advancements, having the right skills in place to manage systems will remain vitally important.


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IMMOBILIZER


Shutdown the engine remotely in case of an emergency or theft attempt.


BUZZER


Alert driver with a onboard buzzer for violations.


DOOR SENSOR


Get alerts when a door is opened / closed at unauthorized location.


DOOR LOCK controlled remotely.


Magnetic door lock which can be programmed or


SOS


Driver can send alert signal to authorized personnel in case of emergency.


triggered remotely in case of an external attack.


ATTACK ALARM Alarms can be


RFID READER


Used to authenticate authorized drivers using RFID cards.


BUTTON READER


Used to authenticate authorized drivers using RFID tags.


TRAILER LID


trailers to connected prime movers.


Identify and bind


SEAT SENSOR


Seat occupancy sensor to detect co passengers presence.


MOTION SENSOR


Prevent intrusion by detecting human motion inside a


vehicle or container.


TEMPERATURE


Monitor temperature and get alerts when threshold value changes.


HUMIDITY SENSOR Monitor humidity and get alerts when threshold value changes.


consumption, filling & theft.


FUEL SENSOR Monitor fuel


FUEL FLOW


Measure and record fuel flow rate to


calculate actual fuel consumption.


BLE SENSOR


Bluetooth sensors to measure proximity, movement, temp, humidity etc.


TILT SENSOR


Sensors to measure alert or record angle of tilt or rotation.


LOAD SENSOR


Pneumatic sensors to measure axle load or cargo load in truck.


LIGHT SENSOR


Sensor to measure intensity of light.


tire by monitoring temperature and pressure and get alerts.


TIRE SENSOR Ensure safety of


CAMERA


Analogue camera to capture images from remote location.


NAVIGATION


Integrate navigation device with trackers.


GARMIN


ALCOHOL SENSOR


Prevent unauthorized driving under the influence of alcohol.


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