Surveillance Cameras

In the maritime context, surveillance cameras are essential tools for ensuring the safety and security of vessels, ports, and maritime facilities. They are electronic devices that capture and transmit video footage to a monitoring system, providing real-time visual information about activities in specific areas. Onboard ships, surveillance cameras are used to monitor areas such as the bridge, engine room, cargo holds, and other critical spaces, helping to detect any unusual or suspicious activities, prevent accidents, and assist in navigation. In ports and maritime facilities, they are used for security purposes, monitoring the movement of people and goods, detecting unauthorized access, and aiding in the investigation of incidents. Surveillance cameras in the maritime sector often have special features to withstand harsh marine conditions, such as waterproofing and resistance to salt and corrosion. They may also have advanced capabilities such as night vision, motion detection, and high-resolution imaging for clear and detailed views. The use of surveillance cameras in the maritime industry is governed by various international and national regulations to ensure their proper use and respect for privacy rights.