Argus 2023 S5.3 IS IR

Applications

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  Protecting perimeters and fence lines

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  Border patrol, Homeland security

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  Correctional facilities, prisons

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  Critical infrastructure protection

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  Airports and maritime terminals

Features

“Argus” is able to move in complete darkness and detect people in unlit places using a thermal imaging camera. The robot automatically moves along the programmed route, stops at the specified positions. The PTZ camera rotates and detects people, and when they are reliably detected, an alarm is sent to the operator. One operator can control up to 10 robots. At a distance of up to 20 meters, the robot continuously observes the space with six (6) all-round cameras and, when a person is detected, points the PTC camera at him. If necessary, the operator can use the manual control mode of the camera.

A highly sensitive microphone is placed on the mast of the robot. It provides the operator with the ability to control the acoustic environment around the robot; this is especially true in conditions of poor lighting or limited visibility. Reliable protection of large areas requires the use of several robots. For their joint work, the mode of automatic control of patrol routes is used. In this mode, robots are evenly distributed over the territory. When one of the robots needs charging, the remaining robots patrol its part of the protected area. To prevent intrusions the robot is equipped with a horn loudspeaker, sirens and an acoustic intercom as standard. To protect critical objects from the crowd, the robot can be additionally equipped with non-lethal weapons: LED incapacitator, green laser dazzler, pepper spray, super bright flashlight.

Automatic patrol of the protected area

The Argus is capable of patrolling outdoors around the clock, day and night, in bright sunshine or rain. The automatic movement of the robot is provided by a satellite and visual motion control system.

If there are obstacles in the way of the robot, it bypasses them. When moving objects, people or cars are detected, the robot stops until they clear the path of movement. For continuous round-24/7 operation of robots, regular charging of their batteries is necessary. The robot does this automatically. When the batteries are low, the robot moves to the automatic charging station, stops there and, while charging the batteries, continues to conduct intelligent video surveillance. Transmission of video, location and status coordinates robotics is carried out via wireless internet Wi-Fi or 4G channels.The software allows you to control the operation of the robot remotely via a computer or mobile device connected to the Internet.

The presence of the operator at the protected object is not required. The operator can be in a remote monitoring center and, if necessary, call an alarm group to a protected facility. The robot video surveillance software supports the ONVIF protocol. Provides quick integration into existing fixed CMS video surveillance systems. The security robot allows you to significantly reduce, and in some cases even refuse the constant presence of guards in the protected area. All that is needed for the reliable operation of robotic security is a wireless communication channel and electricity. The design of the robot allows it to move reliably on all types of road surfaces and work in a wide temperature range. The robot requires minimal regular maintenance and is equipped with a self-diagnosis.

Technology

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AI robots to protect critical infrastructure

The Argus robot is a universal solution for the robotic security of all types of guarded premises. Robotic patrolling with intelligent video surveillance in a 24/7 operating mode is a modern-day solution for critical infrastructure facilities.

Deep Learning

Based Intelligent Surveillance System. The on-board supercomputers in the video content analytics system in Argus robots use deep learning algorithms to detect objects. Their neural networks are capable of distinguishing over 100 types of objects. Above all, this means people, different types of cars, their license plates, and weapons. Selecting objects, and subsequently tracking them with a PTZ camera, allows obtaining high-quality data suitable for further analysis and making objective decisions to assess a threat.

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AI to detect guns

To prevent shooting incidents at schools and campuses, the robot’s AI video surveillance system is able to detect weapons in a person’s hands; this operating mode involves the intelligent video analysis of a group of people using a high-resolution PTZ camera. Smart control of a high-resolution zoom camera allows keeping a group of people in the robot’s field of view.

Big Data Surveillance for Law Enforcement

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Suspicious Behavior and Identifying Violent Individuals

One of the objectives that will be fulfilled in the near future using video surveillance robots is detecting suspicious behavior and identifying violent individuals. The combination of intelligent mobile robots and the computing capabilities of data center servers allows instantly detecting aggressive human behavior, recognizing it, and enforcing public safety. A large-scale group of intelligent video surveillance robots can provide total security, with minimal involvement on the part of security officers to maintain it. All of the strategic functions for enforcing safety will be given over to artificial intelligence; security officers will still have tactical objectives involving enforcing the law and detaining intruders.

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