Panorama Detection
PanoramaDetection is capable of detecting objects moving over large aquatic surfaces (such as a lake, the sea). PanoramaDetection will generate alarms when objects enter the zone and can track them for a predefined duration. The algorithm uses a specialized thermal extraction method to detect foreground objects.
The solution is robust to harsh outdoor conditions. PanoramaDetection is a fundamental video detection product suitable for large-scale aquatic surface monitoring contexts.
ACIC PanoramaDetection® builds continuous motion panoramic video from a camera (visible or thermal). This GIGA pixel video detects a boat on the sea more than a kilometer away.
Optical RADAR for surveillance of large spaces – detection of people, vehicles, boats on panoramic images.
Features
- Real-time automatic intrusion detection
- Filter on object size using calibration
- Ability to track target by taking control of PTZ
- Compatible with high-end thermal PTZs.
Applications
- Monitoring Lakes and Seaside
- Border Control
- Channel Monitoring
This security solution is best suited for the following industries:
- Perimeter Protection
- Monitoring Cities
- Transport
reference example
Using our Panorama solution to protect the marine access of the dam.
The Rance tidal power plant is a French power station that derives its energy from the force of the tide. It is located in the estuary of La Rance, between the municipalities of La Richardais and Saint-Malo, in Ille-et-Vilaine, in north-east Brittany. With an installed capacity of 240 MW, it remained the largest tidal power plant in the world for 45 years, from its commissioning in 1966 until 4 August 2011, overtaken by the slightly more powerful Sihwa Lake power plant in South Korea (254 MW installed). The dam also serves as a road bridge between Saint-Malo and Dinard.