Surveillance Application System

In recent years, the spread of drugs among young people has become a problem in Japan, and these socially harmful goods continue to flow into the country, and border control is positioned as one of the most important tasks.In recent years, the spread of drugs among young people has become a problem in Japan, and these socially harmful goods continue to flow into the country, and border control is positioned as one of the most important tasks.
In addition, by using a body scanner capable of a non-contact virtual pat-down search (security check), we can detect hidden objects under clothing that are not distinguishable by physical appearance (invisible to human eyes). In this way, it will help to strengthen the crackdown on prohibited imports.

For installation on land

• In ports
  
  If surveillance cameras are installed at the quay where foreign vessels enter and leave the port, it will be possible to monitor the behavior of crew members, passengers, etc. entering and leaving the vessels, as well as the items taken from them.
  The recorded data of the captured footage can be centrally managed in one place through various networks. It also provides functions such as intrusion monitoring and reading of its characteristics using various image processing functions.
  
  
• At airports/in ports (enforcement through virtual pat-down search using body scanners)
  
  Body scanners are installed in key locations such as immigration, quarantine, and customs. It can provide non-contact detection of items hidden under immigrants' clothing and prevent the entry of prohibited imports such as narcotics and firearms.
  It can also reduce the burden on inspectors by performing the virtual pat-down search (security check) quickly and reliably.
  

For installation on vessels

Drugs and other socially harmful goods are not only landed in ports, but also traded in the offshore sea area. Surveillance cameras mounted on vessels have super-telephoto lenses, infrared cameras, or functions that cooperate with nautical instruments (for example, making the direction of the camera follow the radar information) to help monitor vessels at sea.