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Citadel Cameras

Advanced CCTV solutions with text integration, seamlessly working with your security suite.

Retail Merchant Services (RMS) provides integrated CCTV solutions that seamlessly link with both CitadelPOS and SaasyPOS. Just one more step towards complete security.

Our Text Insertion Feature

In modern security systems, integrating searchable video text insertion with a point of sale solution represents a powerful advancement in surveillance technology. This innovative feature empowers businesses, retailers, and security professionals to enhance their security infrastructure by seamlessly synchronizing point of sale transaction data with video footage, providing a holistic and intelligent approach to security and loss prevention.

What is Searchable Video Text Insertion?

Searchable video text insertion refers to the process of embedding transactional text data, typically derived from point of sale systems, directly into video recordings captured by security cameras. This integration allows for the creation of a synchronized and searchable database of video footage enriched with relevant transaction information, such as product details, timestamps, and transaction amounts.

Key Acronyms to Know

I.V.S.

Intelligent Video Surveillance is a technology in CCTV (Closed-Circuit Television) systems that uses AI and advanced algorithms to automate tasks such as motion detection, object recognition, line-crossing alerts, facial recognition, and more. It enhances the efficiency of surveillance by reducing the need for constant human monitoring and providing timely alerts based on video analysis.

S.M.D.

Smart motion detection in CCTV uses advanced AI algorithms to differentiate between relevant and irrelevant motion. It can focus on people, vehicles, and defined zones, reducing false alarms and enhancing security.

D.O.R.I.

DORI is an acronym used in the field of CCTV to describe the performance of a camera system in terms of its ability to detect, observe, recognize, and identify subjects within its field of view. Each letter in DORI corresponds to a specific level of detail and recognition:

Detect: At the “Detect” level, a camera can determine that there is motion or a presence in its view, but it cannot provide any specific details about what it is.
Observe: At the “Observe” level, the camera can provide more information about the detected object, such as its general shape or size, allowing for basic observation of the subject.
Recognize: Cameras operating at the “Recognize” level can provide more detailed information about the detected object, making it possible to recognize general characteristics or features of the subject.
Identify: A camera that can “Identify” is capable of providing highly detailed information about the detected object, allowing for positive identification of specific individuals or objects.

The DORI acronym helps users understand the capabilities of a CCTV camera in terms of its ability to meet specific surveillance requirements. It’s a helpful way to assess and communicate the expected performance of a camera system in different scenarios.

W.D.R.

Wide Dynamic Range in CCTV is a technology that enables cameras to capture clear images in high-contrast lighting conditions. It works by taking multiple exposures of a scene, optimizing one for bright areas and another for dark areas, and then combining them to create a single balanced image. WDR ensures that details in both bright and dark regions are visible, making it valuable for surveillance in challenging lighting situations.