The same sensors, with the software on a central server. This combines all sensors and cameras into a single 3D image for perimeter surveillance, indoors or outdoors.
LiDAR Command
One model of the entire area
A yard, a railway yard, or a large hall. Sensors and cameras are positioned in their actual locations in the model. The operator sees where an object is, how fast it is moving, and where it is heading.
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All sensors and cameras are combined in a single model. The software, the control room, or the VMS directs the PTZ camera to the object.
Features
What the Command software does
One 3D modelAll sensors and cameras in one image
Follow through the areaFrom sensor to sensor
Rules per objectEntry, duration of stay, direction
The camera is watching.PTZ focuses on the object
On-premiseOwn server, no cloud
Pre-designSensor placement first simulated
Method
From design to pilot
01Map of the areaBuildings, fences, and entrances in 3D
02Simulate placementCheck coverage in the model
03PilotA few months at your location
04Deployment and managementExpand and set up management
Selection Guide
Is it about a single location?
For a lock, server room, or marshalling yard, a single sensor containing the software is often enough. That is Edge LiDAR.
The sensors can do the same thing. With Edge, the software runs in each sensor. With Command, the software runs on a server that combines all sensors into a single image.
Do I need a separate VMS?
Not always. The software has its own control room view and can also be linked to an existing VMS.
Does it also work indoors?
Yes. A large hall or warehouse works the same as an outdoor site.
Can the operator also watch along on a mobile device?
Yes, there is a lightweight version for tablets and phones.
Discuss your locationWe are checking together if LiDAR Command is suitable.
