KSK Corporation
1-14-4, Kyobashi, Chuo-ku,Tokyo,Japan
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  Our company was the first in Japan to use infrared thermal cameras to monitor fish poaching, which is one of the major sources of funding
                for anti-social forces. In addition, in recent years, illegal operations
                by fishing boats from other countries have increased, and each site has
                achieved great results after installing land and vessel surveillance cameras.
                In
places where there is no power source, it can be installed using a combination
of mobile solar panels that can be installed anywhere and KSK SIM, a wireless
data communication SIM, allowing you to view images remotely anytime and
anywhere.
            
                For
fish poachers, nights in total darkness, with no moonlight or starlight, are
now the perfect environment for fish poaching that can be said. The infrared
camera has heat-sensing, so you can see people's behavior as images even in the
absence of light. You can quickly detect the intrusion of unlit fish poaching
vessels and violating vessels, and not only report to the relevant authorities
and warn fish poachers, but also track them down.
            
            
             For
installation on land
            For
installation on land
                Video images can not only be monitored centrally at one location across
                multiple networks, but also distributed to multiple locations simultaneously.
                This reduces operator workload and enables efficient surveillance.
                
                For
installation on vessels
                When
mounted on vessels, it can be used in combination with radar to monitor a
larger area, and video images from monitors can be viewed by multiple observers
simultaneously. This is a great support for surveillance activities where
visual observation with binoculars alone is not sufficient.
                
Kyobashi
TS Bldg 9F, 1-14-4,
        Kyobashi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo,
        104-0031, Japan
TEL +81-3-3538-2331
        FAX +81-3-3535-5510
        
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