AI video surveillance for government buildings
Maximum protection for critical infrastructure
Upgrade your existing camera infrastructure into an intelligent early warning system—discreet, efficient, and around the clock.
In government and administrative buildings, security is far more than access control—it is a political duty. Threats such as targeted attacks, espionage, or unauthorized gatherings require a system that detects risks in advance, before anything happens. With AI video surveillance for government buildings, you analyze people’s behavior in real time: the AI detects unusual movements, group formations, the placing of objects, or attempts to bypass access—and triggers an alarm only when it’s truly necessary. This way, you relieve your security team, increase response speed, and protect your facility without disrupting operations.
Detect risks before they cross the fence.
The greatest danger often arises exactly where you wouldn’t suspect it at first— in the parking lot, behind the fence, or in the seemingly harmless strip of greenery. That’s precisely where a modern perimeter protection concept comes in: the Magos radar system detects in real time whether people, vehicles, animals, or even boats are moving in the outer area—regardless of lighting conditions, weather, or the shape of the terrain. Once an alarm is triggered, networked cameras automatically take over, handle visual tracking, and provide live images with detailed classification. This makes it possible, within seconds, to determine whether a person is wearing a mask, whether a known face is recognized, or whether the license plate can be assigned to a registered employee vehicle. At the same time, the system analyzes whether weapons are being carried—and alerts you if there is a risk. The system also warns if a drone approaches. So you actively secure the outer area, reliably and without delay.
Monitor every entry—automatically, GDPR-compliant, and tamper-proof.
In sensitive facilities such as embassies or ministries, security should never be left to chance. With our AI-powered video surveillance, you can control every entry in real time—contactless, GDPR-compliant, and maximally reliable. For especially protected areas, combine facial recognition with a second factor: either via ID matching with identity documents—ideal at reception—or by matching the license plate at the access point. This ensures that only authorized persons with the right vehicles or valid identification are granted entry. Vaidio additionally detects suspicious behavior such as following someone, loitering, or carrying prohibited items—and alerts your security team precisely, instead of constantly overwhelming them. All access movements are automatically documented and can be traced at any time.
Detect violence or vandalism before any damage occurs.
Not everyone who enters a building has good intentions—and not everyone is stopped by identity checks or metal detectors. That’s why it’s crucial not only to control access, but also to maintain a high level of security inside the building. With Vaidio AI-powered video surveillance, suspicious behavior is detected in real time—even when it may initially seem harmless. It analyzes movement patterns, identifies unusual lingering in sensitive areas, or detects when people move through side entrances or service zones for which they don’t have authorization. In addition, the system identifies signs of aggression, physical violence, or vandalism early.
Detect, Protect, Understand: Intelligent Video Analytics for Your World
Our AI-powered video analytics open up new ways in security, efficiency, and operational intelligence—tailored to your industry and your challenges. Whether you want to protect employees, use areas more effectively, manage access, or analyze customer data—our technology thinks along with you. It detects critical events in real time, analyzes behavior, supports your processes, and enables you to act proactively—reliably, in compliance with data protection regulations, and precisely. Discover the diverse range of application areas—maybe there’s also a use case you haven’t had on your radar yet, but that could be highly relevant for you.
