Video Surveillance & Analytics · KPOi
Key points of interest — utilities, energy facilities, communication nodes and government assets — need layered detection that finds intruders early and tells operators exactly where to look.
We start with a vulnerability assessment of the perimeter and approach routes, then layer detection: radar and thermal cameras for long-range open ground, fence and buried sensors along the boundary, and radar-cued PTZ cameras that automatically follow a target for visual verification. Everything reports to a single command interface with clear response procedures.
| Sensors | Thermal and optical cameras, radar, fence and buried sensors |
|---|---|
| Tracking | Radar-cued PTZ cameras follow detected targets |
| Environment | Ruggedised equipment for heat, dust and coastal conditions |
| Command | Integration with VMS or PSIM and response procedures |
Designed in line with Qatar critical infrastructure security requirements and the client's security specification.
Long-range sensors buy response time; automatic camera cueing lets operators confirm the cause in seconds.
Wind, animals and heat shimmer cause false alarms. Sensor fusion and zone tuning keep alarm rates manageable.
Remote perimeters use fibre or redundant wireless links and backed-up power so detection continues during outages.
Key points of interest are facilities whose disruption would have serious consequences, such as utilities, energy and communications infrastructure. They usually have specific security requirements set by the asset owner and authorities.
Yes. Thermal cameras detect heat, not light, so they work in total darkness and through light dust or haze.
Share floor plans, a BOQ or a short brief. Our engineers will size the KPOi design, recommend suitable equipment and confirm the next step for your site.
