Video surveillance is an indispensable element of supervision and security. It is extremely useful in businesses and other institutions, in industrial plants, hotels, sports facilities, shopping malls and in urban conditions, in places with intense vehicle and pedestrian traffic.
We design and implement video surveillance for the following:
- cities;
- industrial plants,
- commercial and office facilities;
- manufacturing processes;
- distributed objects security management.
Video surveillance is treated mainly as a part of the Integrated Security System, including for instance an information exchange system, surveillance networks and locating threats to public and environmental safety. This makes it possible to significantly improve performance by directing forces and means to the place where they are required.
The video surveillance system is used increasingly more often in industrial plants. It makes it possible to supervise and control manufacturing processes, especially in places not accessible for staff as well as loading and unloading areas in ports and transshipment stations. It makes it easier to assess the situation and take the right decision in the case of equipment breakdown, or to launch a rescue operation if human life is threatened.
Installation of a CCTV system contributed to quick and effective action on the part of repair or emergency services.
The video surveillance system makes it possible to watch several places simultaneously, regardless of the time of day or night and the weather. High sensitivity of the devices makes it possible to record image even in low lighting conditions (e.g. street lighting).
The devices used by Sprint have already found successful application in systems in such places as for instance the White House in Washington, DC, Pentagon, FBI, United States Mint, U.S. Department of State, IBM, Compaq, General Motors, Honda, the biggest open-pit mine in the world (Diamond), Gold and Iron Ore Mines, Jagiellonian Library and National Museum in Krakow, Poland, at Heathrow Airport in London and at the airport in Sydney.
Ordered by the City of Zielona Góra, Sprint S.A. completed the construction of the monitoring system for sub-areas A and D in the scope of "Development of degraded public space in the area of the City of Zielona Góra" which is a part of the investmen ...
In the first quarter of 2019, we completed building the video monitoring system for the National Center for Nuclear Research (NCBJ) facility in Świerk, Poland. ...
The first new cameras will begin operating as early as January 2023.
The project is expected to be completed in January 2024.
This is the largest upgrade of the city's video surveillance system so far. By the end of 2023, more than 400 cameras will be deployed at 108 points. First new cameras will begin work later this year.
The total length of the new measurement sections will be 200 km. The new devices will be adapted to read rear license plates.
The implementation project is expected to be completed in a record 12 weeks from contract signing.
Safety of participants during the 27th International Amber and Jewelery Fair - AMBERIF 2020.