Construction Site Cameras
Construction site cameras record videos and photos of construction activities. They provide a record of progress, enhance site security, document incidents and weather delays, and complement instrumentation. Datasheet
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The camera can be controlled remotely through a web interface. You can capture stills, stream video, and schedule time lapse recordings.
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Cameras can be mounted on structures or towers such as the AMTS tower in the photo at left
Camera Applications
Record progress: Images and live streaming video provide an easy way to keep stakeholders informed.
Review operations: Time lapse sequences and video can provide insights for improving work flows, logistics, and safety.
Supplement instrumentation:
Instruments report changes. Cameras can record the activities that cause the changes.
Document weather delays: Time, date, and weather information are recorded with each photo.
Enhance Security: Site cameras can double as security cameras in the off hours.
Reduce Travel: Site cameras offer virtual site visits. Offsite engineers can pan, tilt, and zoom the camera to focus on areas of interest.
Camera Features
- High resolution images and video
- Optical zoom
- Built in defogger
Real Time Mode
- Control with PC or smartphone
- Pan-tilt-zoom to area of interest
- Capture and save images
- Streaming video
Time Lapse Mode
- Pan-tilt-zoom to preset views
- Record time lapses for each view
- Search images by date and time
Security Mode
- Records at HD 720p resolution
- View by date & time
Options
- Solar power
- Camera tower
Let's Talk
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Time lapse photos are captured automatically at scheduled intervals. A typical interval might be 15 minutes. Longer or shorter intervals are possible. When you view a time lapse, you can choose to see all the photos or just one-per-day, etc, depending on your needs. The "high-speed" effect of the video below was created by specifying just one image per day. For review purposes, shorter intervals between images would be specified, effectively slowing down the video.