01Industries
Built for the physical world.
Public safety, cities, transport, critical infrastructure, industry and commercial property share one architecture. The environment decides the cameras, the links and the power.
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Public safety
Urban monitoring, incident detection and operational awareness.
Police and public-safety services cover large areas with few operators. The system watches the streams, raises defined events and shows the nearest unit on the same map.
Applications
- Street and square monitoring
- Incident detection and dispatch
- Patrol coordination over DMR radio
Typical requirements
- Large areas, few operators
- Incidents reported late
- Cameras and patrols in separate systems
Relevant systems
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Smart cities
Connected infrastructure and distributed monitoring.
Municipal networks grow district by district. A two-level design lets each district run its own control point while the city center sees the consolidated picture.
Applications
- District camera networks
- Municipal operations centers
- Public announcements through IP speakers
Typical requirements
- Assets spread across districts
- Mixed existing equipment
- Growth in phases
Relevant systems
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Critical infrastructure
Perimeters, remote sites and distributed assets.
Substations, pumping stations and utility sites are often unmanned and far from fiber. Edge processing and independent power keep them observed through outages.
Applications
- Perimeter monitoring
- Unmanned remote sites
- Autonomous power at control points
Typical requirements
- Long perimeters
- No fiber or stable grid power
- Few people on site
Relevant systems
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Transport
Stations, roads, transport hubs and operational areas.
Stations and corridors combine crowd peaks with long linear sites. Density events, vehicle search and a shared operational view help operators act on what matters.
Applications
- Platform and concourse monitoring
- Road and corridor coverage
- Vehicle search for investigations
Typical requirements
- Crowd peaks
- Long linear sites
- Several operators on one site
Relevant systems
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Industrial sites
Large facilities and operational monitoring.
Industrial sites need both security and operational visibility: restricted zones, smoke and fire detection, and one view of a large footprint across shifts.
Applications
- Restricted-zone monitoring
- Smoke and fire detection
- Site-wide operational view
Typical requirements
- Large footprints
- Hazard zones
- Shift-based operations
Relevant systems
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Commercial facilities
Campuses, public facilities and property portfolios.
Portfolios spread one security team across many buildings. Event-based monitoring and cross-camera search reduce the hours spent watching and reviewing.
Applications
- Entrances and parking
- Multi-site portfolio monitoring
- Incident search across buildings
Typical requirements
- Many sites, one team
- Public access
- Investigation workload
Relevant systems
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Remote infrastructure
Sites far from fiber and grid power.
Remote roads, settlements and unmanned facilities need control points that run on their own. Solar power, batteries, local recording and radio links make that possible.
Applications
- Solar-powered control points
- Wireless backhaul over distance
- Local recording during outages
Typical requirements
- No grid power
- No fiber
- Long distances between sites
Relevant systems
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