
The car park that answers back
Car parks are big, exposed and hard to patrol. ImageDeep watches entry barriers, stairwells and payment machines with computer vision that flags real incidents and ignores honest customers coming and going.
The things that disappear on a car parks site after hours.
Vehicle theft and break-ins
Damage and vandalism after hours
Antisocial behaviour in stairwells
Theft from payment machines
Where ImageDeep watches on a car parks site.
Barrier entrance
Watches the entry and payment point.
Remote bays
Covers the corners furthest from the lights.
Pedestrian exit
Guards the footpath in and out.
Perimeter
Sees the fence line and any fly-tipping.
The 2:04am scenario
It's 2:04am. The car park is empty and barrier is down. A figure slips under the barrier on foot and heads for the payment machine. The camera locks on, the alert is verified, and a voice warning echoes through the stairwell. They freeze, then jog back out under the barrier. The operator watches the whole thing live and the clip is filed before anyone reports it.
Illustrative scenario — no real customer implied.
No. It learns expected behaviour and focuses on out-of-hours and restricted-zone activity.
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