Surveillance Cameras are what we like to think of as “passive security” versus burglar alarm’s which we refer to as “active security”. As we mentioned in our last blog, camera systems are necessary for facial recognition, education, convenience, etc. What they are not useful for is catching someone in the act. They are “passive”. Burglar […] Read More
Fences used to be the main form of security for electrical substations. They do keep out your run of the mill trespassers that might wander into your facility. But what about monitoring the activity of employees and those who have access to the gated facility? How do you monitor their comings and goings? As they […] Read More
During the 1950s, while the Korean War was in full force, an ingenious invention surfaced. In order to improve night vision, the first IR (thermal) camera was invented. Soldiers were no longer forced to crawl through dark woods with zero visibility, but instead the thermal cameras allowed them to see any heat sources present. Since […] Read More
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