SceneTracker provides a real-world, real-time perspective of multiple cameras images in a single integrated view. While traditional video management systems typically provide multiplexed or sequential views, or at best use a mega pixel or panoramic camera, SceneTracker allows the world to be seen as the human eye was meant to see it with no limitation of a single
camera view. With the SceneTracker feature, objects or persons of interest can be tracked, zoomed in on and hovered over for a closer, detailed view.
SceneTracker's Adaptive Visualization Technology (AVT) was originally developed to improve real-time situational awareness in the military and aerospace markets where the lack of threat correlation produced by multiple viewing screens could result in poor decision making at a critical time.
SceneTracker addresses this problem by real time "stitching" scenes from multiple uncorrelated cameras into a single seamless view that permits an instant understanding of the displayed composite scene.
Many monitoring installations are confronted with the situation of having multiple cameras viewing adjacent areas and SceneTracker is the first commercially available AVT solution to address these needs using off-the-shelf, open standards networking and computer equipment.
SceneTracker's AVT has been optimized to run in the same open standards IT technology that supports Latitude NVMS and all the Latitude system components including the complete line of video encoders and IP camera solutions.
Calibration stitching is done directly from the video stream. There is no requirement to tag references in the field of view or site manipulation. A professional service is available to export the video files and then receive a calibration file.
Even if camera coverage isn't contiguous, fragmented video images can be seamlessly oriented and navigated permitting within fixed structures such as elevator banks, stairwells, parking garages, hospitals and schools. SceneTracker cuts a new trail into learning curve reduction and decision making improvement. Finally, surveillance from the human point of view.
• Lower costs - at purchase and at installation
• Use existing analog and IP cameras and domes
• Video streams are from the Latitude NVMS
• Call up Scenes from a Latitude Map, manually or on alarm
• Wide range of compatibility
• Does not require dedicated equipment
• SceneSpotter
• Track objects of interest
• Pan/Tilt/Zoom with Hover capabilities
• Keep spatial orientation while zooming on your suspect
• SceneMapper
• Provides an map based view of the area being viewed
• Map tracks the SceneSpotter view
• Switch Scenes from the map
• Client-based Latitude viewing application
• Runs on its own client or a Latitude client machine
• Two to eight videos per view
• Use a second or third monitor for display at a
client workstation

Cut operational costs:
• Decrease operational manpower
• Reduce operator errors
• Better understand camera orientation and relationship between cameras
• Increase reaction time
• Recognize suspicious l behavior
• Shorter training cycles for the users

Increase automation performance:
• Continuous tracking across cameras
• Provides peripheral vision
• Provides spatial content analysis