Interface Systems, a managed service provider of business security for multi-location businesses, has revealed a new intelligent voice-down system designed to automatically detect and discourage loitering and other suspicious activity in the perimeter of a store or restaurant.
The company says that by utilizing modern AI-based cameras with customizable audio messages, auxiliary lighting and sirens, the voice-down system detects people and vehicles loitering or acting suspiciously with 99.9% accuracy and warns them of security presence and possible law enforcement action.
Interface says that unlike solutions with a simple binary response, its autonomous voice-down solution utilizes multi-staged announcement progressions combined with additional visual and audible deterrents, offering bespoke responses to suit varied contexts such as vandalism, loitering, dumpster diving, unwarranted drop-offs after business hours and more.
In particular, the system acts as a potent burglary deterrent by targeting persons and vehicles that dwell near doors and other points of entry after hours.
Future product updates will include a direct link to live intervention specialists at Interface Systems’ interactive Security Operation Centers (iSOCs). The system is currently being piloted by retailers, restaurants and car washes in several markets. Available to be deployed covertly or overtly, the company says that the solution can function as a standalone system or can be integrated with existing qualified AI-enabled security cameras that may have been already deployed.
“The intelligent voice-down product addresses specific challenges for our multi-location consumer-facing business markets. This is a perfect example of how Interface Systems can rapidly innovate based on customer demand. It’s the unique, customizable multi-stage aspect of this solution that truly sets it apart,” said Brian Garavuso, Chief Technology Officer, Interface Systems.
