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Real-time object left-behind detection in ports & terminals
Port surveillance and analytics: Enhancing detection in maritime terminals Ports move huge volumes of goods every day, and this creates a complex security challenge. The world relies on sea freight for about 90% of trade, and ports handle over 80 million TEUs annually, so the stakes are high for threat prevention and safe cargo handling […]
People counting in ports & terminals with sensor systems
people counting and passenger management in ports People counting in maritime terminals refers to the systematic tracking of individuals as they enter, move through, and exit port facilities. First, it captures passenger numbers at gates and checkpoints. Second, it helps staff and managers map flows across ticketing, baggage, and ferry boarding zones. For context, major […]
Real-time CCTV crowd density in ports & terminals
Introduction to Real-time CCTV Crowd Density in Ports & Terminals Ports and terminals are the backbone of global trade and passenger movement. They handle cargo, freight vehicles, and people every day. As a result, operators must monitor flows closely. Real-time CCTV systems help operators see issues as they form, and act fast to ensure safety […]
Forensic search in ports & terminals: device border searches
port Forensic Search: Scope and Importance A port Forensic Search combines digital and physical investigation steps to identify threats to terminals and supply chains. For example, investigators may inspect an electronic device for illegal material while they check seals on containers. Also, teams trace network traffic to spot suspicious connections. Additionally, they compare sensor logs, […]
Port security: violence/aggression detection best practices
The port Threat Landscape: maritime crime and security vulnerabilities Ports serve a critical role in global trade. First and foremost, a busy port links producers, carriers, and consumers. Therefore, ports attract attention from those who want to disrupt commerce or cause harm. Since the maritime supply chain moves high volumes of cargo and people, ports […]
Loitering detection in ports & terminals
Port and maritime security context Ports move the majority of global trade. They handle over 80% of the world’s merchandise by volume, and they form a complex web of terminals, cranes, warehouses, and vessels that must operate together. For that reason, a secure port environment is essential to maintain efficient port operations and safety and […]
