SeSys was approached by a company who needed to monitor an area of land which had been purchased with a view to development.  This had drawn objections from locals who claimed that the land was used by many people on a regular basis.  In order to gain permission for development it had to be proved that the area was not used as often as claimed.  This would have to be done discreetly, as drawing attention would prove counter-productive.

The solution SeSys proposed used a low power version of their Spykit.  Due to the location of the site it was not possible for the camera to be powered or communicate in the usual manner.   The camera also needed to be in place for a considerable period of time in order to get fair representation of visitor numbers.
Power was provided to the system via batteries, and the camera was programmed with “event windows”, specific areas which, when movement was detected, would trigger the camera to begin recording to the in-build hard drive.  Images could then be periodically downloaded via a USB port or swapped out for further interrogation.

Using the IPSpy has allowed our client to build up an accurate picture of how busy the site is.  The project is currently ongoing but the data gathered will be submitted as evidence in support of their development.