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Stop intruders at the fence, not after the break-in. Visylix tells people and vehicles from animals and weather, warns them off through the camera speaker, sounds the siren, follows them with a PTZ camera and keeps escalating until your team responds.
What stands in the way today, and why plain CCTV cannot fix it.
Motion-based perimeter alarms trigger on wildlife, weather, vegetation and changing light, until operators start ignoring them.
Kilometres of fence line need more cameras than any control room can watch.
Night and bad weather are when intrusions happen and when conventional detection struggles most.
A response team needs the exact location, what the threat is and live eyes on it, not a vague motion alert.
Visylix watches every camera, decides what matters and acts on it, using the cameras you already own.
Intrusion detection classifies people and vehicles approaching your zones, and only the classes you choose raise an alert. Small, distant subjects along long fence lines are still detected.
Draw zones, directional tripwires and loiter timers per camera and per model, fitted to any site layout with no sensors in the ground.
A PTZ camera follows the intruder automatically, driven by live detections. Preset recall and patrol tours, built in the tour editor, keep the rest of the perimeter covered.
Speak a warning through the camera speaker, fire the siren relay and escalate any critical alarm that goes unacknowledged.
Camera tamper alerts catch a lens that is covered, blinded or moved, and audio analytics pick up gunshots and breaking glass.
Geographic and floor-plan maps show live alarm badges, and the operator console tracks every response from acknowledgement to closure.
What you get, on your own cameras and your own servers.
Only the classes you choose raise an alert.
Plus presets and patrol tours.
Acts at the fence in seconds.
HMAC-signed, with retries.
It works from the cameras you already have, so there is nothing extra to install along the fence. It also tells people and vehicles apart from animals, shadows and swaying vegetation, which is what keeps nuisance alarms from burying the real ones.
Only the classes you choose, such as people or vehicles, raise an alert. Each camera learns its own normal scene, and when an operator marks a false alarm the thresholds tighten automatically, never below the limit the operator set. Every alert carries a dispatch score, and an effectiveness board lets you retune a noisy rule in one click.
A Sudarshan rule can speak a warning through the camera speaker, fire the siren relay, swing a PTZ camera to follow the intruder automatically and open an alarm in the operator console with the location on the map. If a critical alarm is not acknowledged in time, it escalates.
Yes. Rules run on schedules with AND/OR conditions and ordered sequences, so a loading bay can be open during shifts and alarmed overnight. Maintenance windows pause rules during planned work, and a dry run on real recorded history shows what a rule would have fired before it goes live.
Visylix can run at the edge, so recording and detection carry on locally and only alerts need to travel. SRT (a streaming protocol built for unreliable networks) brings live video back over cellular or long-haul links when an operator wants to look.
Yes, through 500+ REST APIs, HMAC-signed webhooks with retries, MQTT, and SIEM and PSIM integrations. Alarms can be correlated with access-control events from Brivo, LenelS2, HID, AMAG or Genea/Openpath.
See how Visylix stops intruders at the fence with AI classification, PTZ autotracking, talkdown, sirens and automatic escalation.