Telecom towers, substations, pumping stations and remote depots, spread across a whole country with nobody on site. QVision watches each one, acts the moment someone gets in, and brings every site into one hub.
Know the moment someone climbs the fence or walks onto the site, day or night.
Person intrusionAn alert when someone goes near the equipment outside a planned visit.
Person intrusionEvery vehicle that comes to the gate, read and logged, with an alert for a vehicle you've flagged.
Plate recognitionKnow who came on site, and get told when it's someone your teams don't know.
Face recognitionExamples written the way QVision writes them. Change any part to fit your site.
When a person enters the perimeter of Site 147, sound the siren, raise an emergency incident and text the regional security team.
When a person enters the equipment shelter of Site 052 outside working hours, raise a high incident, text the field supervisor and email the operations center.
200+isolated sites guarded by QVision for a single telecom operator
Hundreds of sites on one hub, with the same rules everywhere and each site's status at a glance.
Each site's box keeps detecting and recording when the link drops, and alerts reach the hub as soon as it's back.
A siren or a beacon on site, a text to the right team, and an incident with the evidence.
Yes. Every site joins the same hub, so one control room sees incidents from all of them, and zones decide which team sees which sites.
The site's edge box keeps detecting and recording from its saved settings. Alerts reach the hub as soon as the link is back.
QVision looks for people, not motion, so swaying branches, rain and changing light don't open an intrusion alert.
A walkthrough on footage close to your sites, with answers for your operations, security and IT teams.