CSU: cameras, VMS and artificial intelligence on a 12-screen touch wall

After the painting stolen from a museum, it is the turn of cameras, notably those of urban surveillance centres (CSU). Our demonstration on a 12-screen wall, in just under six minutes.

Everything on the same wall

CollectivView brings together:

• your cameras as RTSP streams;
• your operator workstations through simple HDMI cables: the images from Milestone, Genetec or your VMS;
• a touch interface to control the display.

The benefit: merging heterogeneous video streams onto a single layout, without changing your existing tools or committing to a costly VMS migration.

Artificial intelligence on top

• counting of vehicles and people;
• an alert when there are too many people, with two thresholds, up to “Very dense crowd, counting impossible”;
• detection of crowd movements;
• zones to watch at chosen times, at night for example: someone or movement in front of the service door?

A log for every alert

Everything is recorded in an alert log, one file per day: date, source, zone, situation, severity, start time and acknowledgement time, attached photo. A counter shows the alerts that have not yet been acknowledged. And to keep a record of their decisions (“I have committed reinforcements”), the operator notes them in the CollectivView Retex.

Proven in real conditions

CollectivView was proven in the temporary control room at Lourdes, for the visit of Pope Leo XIV, with images from the sanctuary, the municipal and national police and the army.

The price

CollectivView: €3,000 excl. VAT for the software, lifetime licence. Each year, the new version is offered for 20% of that amount. And bespoke work on a small budget: call us, we will help you.

This summer we explained why a CSU does not have to cost ten times more, and how the wall reacts to alerts from Milestone, Genetec or your supervision system.

A CSU project? Guy Condamine will answer you directly: Guy@easymultidisplay.com, +33 6 79 07 55 19.