For households, shops, factories, farms and government facilities: security surveillance deployment + cloud visual supervision + storage technology services. What we deliver is not a pile of cameras but a system that is supervisable, traceable and built for long retention — so that on the day something happens, the evidence is there.
Hardware got cheaper; the troubles did not go away. Most projects fail not because of the wrong camera, but because of wrong placement, lost footage, and nobody watching.
Bullet cameras mounted too high film the tops of heads; lenses chosen too wide blur license plates beyond twenty meters. When placement design is wrong, even expensive hardware is wasted.
Disks overwrite when full, nothing recorded during outages, timestamps scrambled — spending two hours of searching without finding the crucial ten seconds is the most common complaint in surveillance.
Ten video feeds lose anyone's attention in ten minutes. Without AI filtering, alerts either never fire or fire false alarms daily — until the whole system gets switched off.
More than installing hardware — we deliver a system that is supervisable, traceable and built for long retention. The difference lies in the last two stages.
Site survey, equipment selection, installation standards, power and network, lightning and waterproofing. Clear by day and clear at night — basic craft, yet most projects fall short here.
Persons, vehicles, boundary crossing, intrusion, smoke and fire, helmets, absence from post, footfall — AI judges and AI alerts, so people only review the clips that matter.
Multi-level accounts, permissions down to individual cameras, live view and variable-speed playback, electronic map, closed-loop alert handling, tiered footage storage and monthly inspections. On the day something happens, evidence is retrieved within three minutes.
| Client type | Typical sites | The biggest pain | What we solve |
|---|---|---|---|
| Households | Courtyards, entrances, garages, elderly-care at home | Installed but hard to use; no way to know home is fine while away | View on the phone, intrusion alerts, simple operation |
| Shops | Checkout counters, entrances, storerooms, multi-store chains | Footage exists after a loss but cannot be retrieved; too many stores to manage | One-click playback, unified multi-store view, alerts to the phone |
| Factories & parks | Perimeters, hazardous zones, workshops, loading areas, fire lanes | Accident scenes cannot be reconstructed; safety compliance cannot be evidenced | Automatic event records, searchable and exportable as management evidence |
| Farms & agriculture | Fish ponds, greenhouses, livestock pens, feed storage | Remote sites with no caretaker; problems at night known only next day | 4G + solar deployment, night vision, real-time anomaly alerts |
| Government & enterprises | Gate posts, service halls, server rooms, valuables storage | Inspections demand logs; footage retention and retrieval leave no records | Tiered permissions, retrieval audit trail, network integration and reports |
| Capability | Typical sites | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Person detection | Perimeters, entrances, storerooms | Detects human figures only; filters swaying branches and light changes |
| Vehicle detection | Plant roads, parking, loading areas | Identifies vehicle entry, exit and lingering |
| Boundary & area intrusion | Perimeters, hazard zones, restricted areas | Draw a line or a box; crossing triggers an alert |
| Loitering | Entrances, checkout areas, critical equipment | Alerts when dwell time exceeds threshold; counters casing |
| Smoke & fire detection | Workshops, warehouses, woodland, material yards | Early warning of smoke and open flame |
| Helmets & workwear | Construction sites, workshops | Detects missing PPE for safety management |
| Absence & sleeping on duty | Duty rooms, gate posts, control rooms | Alerts when a post is unmanned beyond the limit |
| Footfall counting | Stores, lobbies | Entry/exit counts and time-of-day distribution |
| License plate recognition | Plant gates, parking | Only for vehicle management on the client's own premises |
Owners see everything, regional managers see their area, store managers see their store, staff see only assigned cameras. Permissions are precise down to "live only or playback too, export allowed or not".
Multi-camera grids, group tours, timeline scrubbing, variable speed and frame-by-frame, jump straight to an event — reviewing one theft no longer means dragging through two hours of video.
Cameras pinned on a floor plan: red for alerts, gray for offline. Multi-store clients see at a glance which location has a problem.
App / SMS / WeChat push, routed by severity; every alert must be claimed and marked "handled / false alarm / reassigned", with monthly statistics.
Scheduled inspection tasks: which cameras to check at what time, what to look for, photos uploaded. Many clients discover that remote store tours are even more valuable than theft prevention.
Online rate, alert distribution, inspection completion, storage headroom. Reports are not for looks — they show the client what to fix next.
Fast to search, without piling up storage costs that price the whole project out of reach.
Local: the NVR keeps full continuous footage, 30 days by default, extendable on request.
Cloud: only event clips (seconds before and after each alert), keyframe thumbnails, and an index of all recordings.
Retrieval: locate by time, camera or event; original footage is pulled from the local NVR.
One 2 Mbps camera records about 21 GB/day, roughly 630 GB per 30 days; ten cameras produce over 70 TB a year. Full cloud storage means fees that make clients hesitate for half a year, uplink bandwidth saturated around the clock — and when government clients ask "where is the footage stored", all-cloud is hard to justify.
| Model | What the client buys | What we do | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Own + cloud platform | Client owns the equipment; platform on annual subscription | Survey and design, construction supervision, platform setup, AI tuning, O&M | Enterprises and government with one-time budgets that value asset ownership |
| Fully managed | Annual package covering equipment and O&M | Everything from survey to operations; clients just use it | SMEs and chain stores that prefer not to handle technical details |
| Lease subscription | Monthly payment covering equipment, platform and O&M | We deploy and maintain the equipment; renew or return at term end | Small shops and startups testing the waters on tight budgets |
Under China's Regulation on Public Security Video Image Information Systems (State Council Decree No. 799, effective April 1, 2025).
Hotel guest rooms and private rooms, student dormitories and staff resting quarters, public baths, restrooms, changing rooms, nursing rooms, fitting rooms, and any other areas that could capture or peer into others' privacy. If a client insists, we refuse in writing with a record — we do not take that order.
Camera locations, angles and coverage must be reasonable, with prominent notice signage. Signs ship with the equipment and are installed in place — the easiest item to miss, and the first an inspector checks.
Within 30 days of the system entering service, the managing unit (the client) files with the local county-level public security organ. We remind, help prepare materials and explain the process — but do not guarantee filing approval; that is the authority of the public security organ.
Footage is retained for no less than 30 days; the platform keeps retrieval logs — every view, download and export is automatically recorded, searchable by person, time and camera. For government clients' internal audits, this log is more useful than the footage itself.
Not inventing case studies is our most basic rule for ourselves. Rather than writing "a certain enterprise has used it with great results", we lay out the terms:
| Item | Content |
|---|---|
| Pilot scale | 10–20 cameras, or one workshop / one park / one store |
| Duration | Three months, evaluated at the end |
| Our investment | Site survey, solution design, platform setup, AI rule tuning, user training, O&M support |
| Client investment | Provide site and network conditions, designate a contact person, give weekly usage feedback |
| Ownership | System and data belong to the client; de-identified methods and lessons belong to us for product improvement |
| How it ends | If effective, converts to a formal project; if not, we exit with no further fees for the client |
