15:40 uur 24-08-2022

Dahua Technology ontwikkelt het eerste elektronische beveiligingsproject op Antarctica

HANGZHOU, China–(BUSINESS WIRE)– Voor het eerst in de geschiedenis heeft Antarctica een videobeveiliging project, ontwikkeld door Dahua Technology: het bedrijf schonk 15 beveiligingscamera’s, die in wetenschappelijke bases op het “witte continent” werden geïnstalleerd om 24 -uur beeldmateriaal, vergroot het contact en de connectiviteit met wetenschappers op de grond, en verbetert de kennis van de lokale fauna en meteorologie.

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Dahua doneerde niet alleen apparaten, maar ontwikkelde ze ook speciaal voor dit project, rekening houdend met het feit dat het een erg koud, afgelegen gebied is met weinig connectiviteit. Het nieuwe project voorziet in een kritieke behoefte, aangezien de regio voorheen niet beschikte over beveiligingscamera’s die de algemene basis met de hoofdstad van Argentinië verbinden.

Dahua Technology Develops the First Electronic Security Project in Antarctica

HANGZHOU, China–(BUSINESS WIRE)– For the first time in history, Antarctica has a video security project, developed by Dahua Technology: the company donated 15 security cameras, which were installed in scientific bases on the “white continent” to enable 24-hour footage, increase contact and connectivity with scientists on the ground, and improve knowledge of local fauna and meteorology.

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Dahua Technology donated 15 security cameras to different scientific bases in the Argentine region of Antarctica: the company specially developed these cameras to handle the harsh climate and extreme weather conditions in the area. This project will improve connectivity with the central base, allowing scientific research conducted in Antarctica to become more visible in Argentina. (Photo: Business Wire)

Dahua Technology donated 15 security cameras to different scientific bases in the Argentine region of Antarctica: the company specially developed these cameras to handle the harsh climate and extreme weather conditions in the area. This project will improve connectivity with the central base, allowing scientific research conducted in Antarctica to become more visible in Argentina. (Photo: Business Wire)

Dahua not only donated devices but also developed them specifically for this project, taking into account that it is a very cold, remote area with little connectivity. The new project fills a critical need, since the region did not previously have security cameras that connect the general base with the capital of Argentina.

“The most difficult part of the project was to obtain the specific cameras that can cope with the low temperatures and climatic conditions that the region suffers in order to offer an optimal result based on their needs,” explained Engineer José Varas, BDM of Dahua Technology.

This project is a Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV) solution that can handle extreme weather conditions. It allows all the cameras installed in Argentine Antarctica to be seen in real-time in the Antarctic Joint Command headquarters from an external screen, paving the way for deeper understanding of scientific research in the region.

“With a temperature of -30°C that made it difficult to fix the devices due to the intense wind, added to the difficulty of handling tools with double gloves and the constant rotation of technicians,” said Sebastián Mirich, President of Mirich Electronic Security, which was responsible for the installation. “However, the installation was a success and the cameras are working and withstanding the harsh and demanding Antarctic climate,” he added.

“In addition to increasing connectivity and showing more closely the activities that are carried out there, such as different environmental studies and the evaluation of the growth of flora and fauna, it also seeks to provide greater security to the runway every time a plane arrives, something fundamental to continue exploring in this area,” added Julia Anschütz, MarCom Manager of Dahua Technology.

This project is key to supporting positive development and growth in the parts of the region that need it most. Beyond contributing to ecological research and sustainable development in Antarctica, the project represents another step in Dahua’s commitment to integrating digital intelligence technology into the protection, defense and advancement of the environment.

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