The park that looks after itself
Councils look after parks, depots and public buildings across a wide area. ImageDeep watches these sites with computer vision that flags vandalism, fly-tipping and after-hours access — without expanding patrol budgets.
The things that disappear on a public park after hours.
Vandalism of playgrounds and facilities
Fly-tipping at depots and lay-bys
After-hours antisocial behaviour
Theft from maintenance depots
Where ImageDeep watches on a public park.
Park entrance
Watches the main gate and car park.
Pavilion
Guards the building and stores.
Fly-tip hotspot
Covers the lane or corner that gets dumped on.
Playground
Sees the play area after hours.
The 2:04am scenario
It's 2:04am. The park is shut and the gates are locked. A group climbs the fence and heads for the playground. Before they reach it, an alarm unit on the depot lights up and a voice warning carries across the park. They turn back and leave. The council's facilities team reviews the verified clip in the morning and logs it with the police.
Illustrative scenario — no real customer implied.
No. Alerts focus on after-hours and restricted-zone access.
Why HoundLight
Every alarm unit appears in Scopis AI: one dashboard, one timeline, arm and disarm from your phone.
Relocate an alarm unit to the next gate or compound in minutes.
Add human-verified monitoring and our trained operators check every alert and give a live warning.
Talk to the engineers who built it, with a same-day reply.
Talk to our team about a setup tailored to your public park — on-grid or off.
On your existing cameras, or solar HoundLight units where there's no power.

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