Image Intrusion Unit (BSV11) with customizable settings to match the conditions of the area to be monitored.
PAL Inc.
The "Image Intrusion Monitoring Unit (BSV11)" is a product that analyzes images from analog and IP cameras in real-time to detect intruders. The BSV11 allows for the setting of eight detection areas, each with its own conditions for determining an intruder. ◆ Pre-area... Up to four can be set. An alarm is triggered when an intruder exits the detection area and meets the judgment conditions. ◆ Normal area... Up to four can be set. An alarm is triggered when an intruder enters the detection area and meets the judgment conditions. If only one condition can be set to determine an intruder, adjusting the judgment condition to account for the difficulty of detecting in the background can lead to excessive detection in the foreground. In such cases, utilizing these eight detection areas allows for setting judgment conditions specific to the background and foreground. Additionally, if there are large movements of vegetation or similar objects within the image, setting that area as a pre-area allows for the detection of only intruders that exit the area, while the stationary vegetation remains undetected. This also helps reduce false alarms.
