
The forecourt that watches itself
Dealerships hold rows of high-value vehicles on open forecourts. ImageDeep watches the forecourt, the showroom and the key store with computer vision that detects intruders and deters them before they reach the stock.
The things that disappear on a car dealerships site after hours.
Theft of vehicles from the forecourt
Key theft from the showroom
Parts and badge theft
Tyres and wheels taken off stored cars
Where ImageDeep watches on a car dealerships site.
Forecourt entrance
Sees every vehicle entering after hours.
Display rows
Covers the high-value stock at the kerb edge.
Workshop gate
Guards the service bay and parts store.
Perimeter fence
Watches the line where the site meets the road.
The 2:04am scenario
It's 2:04am. The forecourt is lit but empty. Someone climbs the gate and walks the rows, trying door handles. The camera tracks them the moment they enter the zone. A voice warning fires from the unit: 'This site is monitored. Leave now.' They run for the gate. The manager reviews the verified clip at home before deciding whether to call the Gardaí.
Illustrative scenario — no real customer implied.
Out-of-hours access to the forecourt is flagged regardless, so genuine after-hours activity stands out.
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