What it does
What Satarq watches for, and how sure we are of each.
We would sooner tell you what is still in trial than have you find out on a night shift. A feature is called working only when it has passed a test we set before running it.
- Working
Closed areas and after hours
Someone in a place that is closed to them, or on the premises when the building should be empty.
- Working
A covered or dead camera
A camera that has been covered, blacked out or blurred, or has gone offline, is reported within seconds.
- Working
A decision trail
Who saw each alert, what they decided and when. Evidence is kept for as long as you choose, and a supervisor can hold it longer.
- Working
Ask in plain words
“Anything at the back gate last night?” is answered from the site’s own log, on the site’s own machine. Nothing is sent out.
- In trial
Unattended bags
A bag or parcel left on its own. Promising in our tests, not yet good enough to switch on.
- In trial
Fights
It catches some fights in our test footage. Ceiling cameras and night are not good enough yet.
- In trial
A person who has fallen
Being built. Quiet on ordinary footage, but it still misses too many falls to be switched on.
How it works
Built for sites that cannot send their video to someone else's cloud.
It runs on site
One box on your own network watches the cameras. Video never leaves the building, and it keeps working when the internet doesn't.
It protects the people on camera
Nobody is identified by face, and footage is deleted on a schedule you set.
It asks before it assumes
Satarq points; your staff decide. Nothing is dismissed, escalated or kept without a person choosing it.
A pilot
The honest test is your own cameras.
Tell us about the site
What kind of place it is, roughly how many cameras, and the make of the recorder if you know it.
One box goes in
On your network, watching the cameras you choose. Your video stays in your building throughout.
You judge it
Every alert and every decision is in the log, so you can see exactly what it caught and what it missed.
Want to see it on your own cameras?
A pilot is the honest test. Tell us about your site.