Surveillance Application System
KSK Corporation
1-14-4, Kyobashi, Chuo-ku,Tokyo,Japan
Japanese
English
Support for security measures
Product outline
Navigating
at night is often fraught with hazards, such as the presence of floating
objects on the ocean or the congestion of small vessels in narrow waters, and
the situation at sea cannot be clearly understood using only radar or visual
confirmation.
By monitoring video with infrared cameras that sense heat, driftwood and other vessels on the sea can be found. This is a very effective way to avoid potential danger.
In addition, by placing surveillance cameras at construction sites in ports and remote areas, it is possible not only to observe the working situation and the behavior of workers, but also to prevent construction-related disasters in advance.
Other surveillance camera systems can support a wide range of safety aspects, such as maritime fires, saving the lives of evacuees adrift at sea, firefighting activities to vessel fires, etc., and can contribute to a more thorough safety system.
By monitoring video with infrared cameras that sense heat, driftwood and other vessels on the sea can be found. This is a very effective way to avoid potential danger.
In addition, by placing surveillance cameras at construction sites in ports and remote areas, it is possible not only to observe the working situation and the behavior of workers, but also to prevent construction-related disasters in advance.
Other surveillance camera systems can support a wide range of safety aspects, such as maritime fires, saving the lives of evacuees adrift at sea, firefighting activities to vessel fires, etc., and can contribute to a more thorough safety system.
バナースペース
KSK Corporation
Kyobashi
TS Bldg., 9fl., 1-14-4,
Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo,
104-0031, Japan
TEL +81-3-3538-2331
FAX +81-3-3535-5510
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