The gate opens for those who live there.
The camera read the car's plate. No one looked for the remote, no one honked.
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Recording is the minimum. A well-chosen, well-placed camera recognizes what matters, alerts you right away and helps you find a moment in seconds.
Smart cameras are security cameras that analyze their own image: they tell apart a person, a vehicle and an animal, read license plates, recognize authorized faces and alert you when something departs from what was agreed. ARX designs, installs and maintains these systems, from a home gate to the yard of a distribution center.
Implementation: State of São Paulo: the capital, inland cities and the coastDesign and consulting: all of BrazilWe serve foreign companies that operate in Brazil
In your day
When the camera is right, you don't think about it. You only remember it exists on the day you need the footage.
The camera read the car's plate. No one looked for the remote, no one honked.
Instead of watching the whole morning, the manager filters by person, clothing color and time.
The camera tells a person from a cat, a headlight and a shadow. Fewer alerts, alerts that count.
The camera recognizes it, triggers the alert and you see it right away.
When it fails
The three problems we find most often, where they come from and how we avoid them.
The camera was chosen for its price and installed where it was easiest to run the cable: too high, too far or against the light.
How ARX avoids itEach camera is born with a written objective: to notice that someone passed, to recognize a known person or to identify an unknown one. The objective defines the lens, height and position.
The disk filled up, the camera went down or the recorder froze, and no one found out.
How ARX avoids itWe calculate the space for the days you need to keep and leave the system alerting you when a camera stops or a disk fails.
Ordinary motion detection triggers with rain, headlights and leaves.
How ARX avoids itWe use cameras that tell people and vehicles apart and draw the alert areas together with you.
How ARX does it
A conversation and a visit. You don't need to know the model or the megapixels: you say what you want to see and how long you want to keep it.
You receive: the objective of each point, in writing.
The height, angle and lens of each camera are decided in the design, considering daylight, nighttime light and backlight.
You receive: where each camera goes and what it covers.
Cameras on a separate network, with their own passwords and protected remote access. A camera with a factory password is an open door.
You receive: the access credentials, delivered to you securely.
We check with you the image from each camera at both times, the recording and the alerts.
You receive: the system working and someone to look after it afterward.
Equipment
Examples of what we install. The final choice depends on your space and your budget.

For facades, courtyards and garages. Sees far, day and night.

Discreet, for reception, hallways and covered entrances.

Two views from a single mounting point: covers more area with less cabling.

Pans, zooms and follows movement in large areas.

Reads the vehicle's plate at the entrance and records or approves the passage.

Color image at night too, with person and vehicle detection.

One lens sees the whole scene and the other zooms in on the detail, at the same time.

Gives the cameras the ability to recognize, summarize and find a moment by description.
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What hardly anyone tells you
What decides is how much of the image falls on the face or the plate at the real distance. A 4-megapixel camera in the right place sees better than an 8-megapixel one in the wrong place.
With a factory password or without updates, it becomes the easiest way in for anyone who wants to break in. That is why we treat a camera as part of the network, not as an accessory.
An image of a person is personal data. You need to give notice that there are cameras and define how long footage is kept and who can see it. Facial recognition calls for greater care and always an alternative for those who prefer not to use it.
The time is set in the project, according to your needs. Keeping 15 to 30 days is common. The more days and cameras, the more disk space: that is why the calculation is done before purchase.
Yes. Access is through the manufacturer's app, over a protected connection. We set up the users and what each one can see.
No. Recording is stored on the recorder or server at the site itself. The internet is used to view remotely and to receive alerts.
It is allowed, with care. Under LGPD (Brazil's data protection law), a face is sensitive personal data. You need a clear purpose, you must inform people, protect the registry, and offer another way in for anyone who prefers not to use their face.
Often, yes. During the visit we assess what can stay, what needs adjusting and what is worth replacing. Replacing everything is rarely necessary.
Installation is done in the State of São Paulo: the capital, the interior and the coast. Design, consulting and retrofit design cover all of Brazil.
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