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Aerial view at blue hour of a Mediterranean estate driveway and gated entrance, warm gate lights glowing. (AI-generated image)
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AI Intrusion Detection

Where cameras end, we begin

Overview

On-board AI distinguishes a person, a vehicle or a vessel from a swaying tree or a passing animal, so the alerts you receive are the ones that matter.

Traditional alarms cry wolf. FANTM's detection classifies what it sees and flags only meaningful events, a figure crossing a boundary at 3am, an unfamiliar vehicle at the gate, with a calm, verified alert and live imagery, not a false alarm.

The conventional way
  • Motion alarms triggered by wind and wildlife
  • Alert fatigue, ignored notifications
  • No way to see what set it off
  • Real threats lost in the noise
FANTM · The considered way
  • AI classifies people, vehicles and vessels
  • Fewer, more meaningful alerts
  • Every alert arrives with live, verified imagery
  • Laser ranging to fix an intruder's distance
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In practice

FANTM 4TD, classification, not commotion

AI detection of people, vehicles and vessels, combined with laser ranging up to 1,800 m, is fed into a single verified alert, one signal, worth answering.

  • AI detection of people, vehicles and vessels
  • Laser ranging up to 1,800 m for precise distance
  • One verified alert with live thermal and visual imagery

An owner used to a dozen motion alerts a night, cats, palm fronds, headlights, had stopped looking at their phone. With AI classification, a fortnight passed in silence, then one alert arrived that mattered: a person, not an animal, at the side gate at 4am, with live video already attached. That one they acted on.

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Every property has its own quiet perimeter.

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