Scenario： Basic Video Recording Only
Environments that only require image recording without special management functions

Choose the camera type and focal length based on the installation location.
It's also important to consider low-light or nighttime performance to ensure clear footage that meets on-site monitoring needs.

▽ VACRON Starlight Night Vision Camera — Actual Footage
(Video quality adjustable)

Scenario： Detecting Passersby in Specific Situations

In environments with low light or during nighttime,
you may need cameras that switch from black-and-white to full-color mode when a person passes by,
For this purpose, a dual-light camera with human detection is recommended.

▽ Dual-Light Camera with Human Detection — Actual Footage
(Video quality adjustable)

If there is a need to count the number of people entering, exiting, or staying within a designated area — such as a store entrance, exhibition zone, or event space,
a human recognition or people-counting camera is recommended.

▽ People Counting Interface Demonstration

Scenario：Access Control for Specific Areas

For entrances and exits in places such as buildings, offices, or driveways, where you need to manage authorized personnel or vehicles — or record the identity of those entering and leaving,
a facial recognition or license plate recognition camera is recommended.

▽ License Plate Recognition Camera — Introduction & Actual Footage
(Video quality adjustable)

▽ Facial Recognition Camera — Introduction & Actual Footage
(Video quality adjustable)

For restricted or high-security areas such as rooftops, secure storage rooms, or other no-entry zone where an intrusion alert system is required to detect unauthorized access,
a human recognition camera can be deployed to achieve effective monitoring and real-time alerts.

▽ Facial Recognition Camera and Alarm Zone— Introduction & Actual Footage(Video quality adjustable)

Scenario：Basic Video Recording Only, no other special detection functions.

When selecting an in-vehicle monitoring system, consider the type of vehicle, business operation, and the desired coverage area.
For example:
Motorcycles can be equipped with dual-lens dash cameras. Passenger cars typically use standard dash cameras. Buses, trucks, or larger commercial vehicles are best paired with an MDVR system and multiple vehicle cameras, enabling multi-channel recording that covers both the interior and exterior of the vehicle.

▽ VACRON 1080P Car Camera — Actual Footage(Video quality adjustable

Scenario：While vehicles are in motion, monitoring systems can help detect, alert, and record surrounding road conditions and driver behavior.

Depending on your needs, consider using devices equipped with AI driving assistance features」, such as:
‧Detects potential front collisions, following distance, and lane departure-ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance System)
‧Detects driver distraction, fatigue, or abnormal absence from the seat-DMS (Driver Monitoring System)
‧Alerts when pedestrians or vehicles enter preset blind-spot zones-BSD (Blind Spot Detection)

▽ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance System) Demonstration

▽ DMS(Driver Monitoring System) Demonstration

▽ BSD(Blind Spot Detection) Demonstration

Scenario：In-Vehicle Human Detection and Identification

For applications requiring "driver or passenger identity verification"—such as confirming passenger lists or ensuring drivers do not exceed working hours—Facial Recognition Cameras can be integrated.
In large public transport systems like metro trains or buses，where there's a need to count boarding and alighting passengers or monitor real-time passenger numbers, Human Recognition or People-counting cameras are recommended.

▽AI Recognition Applications for Large Vehicles — Introduction & Actual Footage
(Video quality adjustable)