The integration of Optex and Tempos Analytics enables optimal videoverification processes

Tempos Analytics video analytics software enables integration with Optex IP detectors while minimizing false alarms. The combination of these solutions, distributed by ProdexTec, ensures efficiency and decisive quality when choosing video surveillance systems.

When we have a security system composed of sensors and video surveillance cameras, every alarm signal that occurs on the sensors must be sent and processed by the alarm receiving plant (Cra), that will activate the corresponding cameras on the perimeter to confirm it.

This type of system has two major drawbacks. On the one hand, the time it takes to process and, on the other hand, the possibility that the cameras will not detect anything and it is a security guard who has to perform the final check of the warning.

Videoverification

Some modern alarm systems feature video videoverification technology, that checks what caused the alarm jump to go instantly by sending images, confirming whether it's a false alarm.

I mean, the alarm goes off, sending an intrusion notice to the CRA. Cameras send live images that are analyzed, determines whether the notice is real or if it is a false alarm and acts accordingly.

The Spanish brand Tempos Analytics, through its intelligent video analytics solutions, based on high-performance software and available in various hardware formats, allows integration with branded IP sensors Optex (Redscan, infrared barriers, Redwall and Fiber Sensys).

In this way, every event that occurs on the sensors will be sent to the CRA along with a video clip. This is composed of pre- and post-intrusion images, Including, In addition, important information about it.

The combination of these two security elements ensures the complete removal of false alarms.

Integration and videoverification with sensors

For Optex sensors, any event generated by an Optex IP sensor can be transmitted to an alarm receiving plant (Cra) along with a video clip. In this case videoverification is available with native IP sensors or via Optex PIE One accessory.

Sensors from other brands can also rely on videoverification through Tempos Analytics, using one of the available I/O modules (IP or USB) enabling video analysis at the time of detection.

Videoverification with Optex sensors

2Ⅴ (Sensor video verification): For maximum protection situations and critical installations. Initial detection is performed by a sensor and analytics is automatically activated to video check the event that generated the sensor alarm or activation.

2D (Videoverification and dual sensor detection): A redundant solution for critical or strategic installations with extreme security needs. Sensor and videoanalytics work in parallel if the sensor detects a potential threat, videoanalytics checks the object that caused the alarm; if the detection is done by the analysis, the alarm is sent according to established protocols, regardless of sensor; and if they detect the sensor and videoanalytics, both alarms are sent.

In short, the great advantage of videoification is that it allows you to distinguish in real time what has happened when an alarm is triggered, checking if the intrusion is real or disabling the alarm remotely if it has been triggered by mistake.

Tempos Analytics and Optex are brands marketed by ProdexTec in Spain and Portugal. The integration of both solutions, ensures efficiency and decisive quality when choosing security systems in the video surveillance sector.

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