Intelligent Video Analytics
March Networks is focused on developing sophisticated Video Analytic software that alerts users to critical or suspicious events, and enables them to gather business intelligence in a wide range of applications, including marketing, operations and risk management.
Intelligent video significantly improves security, enhances safety and enables monitoring personnel to be proactive to potential threats that might otherwise go undetected.
While typically deployed for safety and security, video and video analytics are a valuable source of visual intelligence for users in the financial, retail, transportation, commercial, industrial and government sectors. |
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Intelligent video adds value across markets:
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Finance
Banks use video analytics to automatically monitor customer service issues such as queue length and wait time, to investigate incidents in teller transactions, and to improve safety for customers at ATM locations.
Retail
Retailers use intelligent video to alert loss prevention staff to suspicious transactions such as refunds with no customer present, and check authorizations with no manager present. Security staff can be made aware of suspicious loitering, unauthorized access to storage areas, and after-hours incidents.
Transportation
Video analytics helps address threats faced by airports, stations, highways and bus and train services. Alerts to suspicious left bags and packages, unauthorized access to restricted areas, crowd density and abandoned vehicles enables timely, preventive action.
Commercial and Industrial
Corporate campuses and factory plants are often sprawling complexes that can benefit from additional video intelligence. Video analytics warn central monitoring staff of unusual after-hours activity, or trespassing of both people and vehicles in prohibited areas.
Homeland Security
Border protection officers responsible for Homeland Security are amongst the largest users of video analytics for intrusion detection when a perimeter fence is breached, or for spotting incursions into border areas.
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