In cooperation with technicians from Insystems, technicians from the company Videoglaz set up a surveillance system in the departure area of Russian and international airlines within Sheremetyevo International Airport near Moscow, Russia. Surveillance systems were installed in 15 duty-free shops owned by Aer Rianta International.
In cooperation with technicians from Insystems, technicians from the company Videoglaz set up a surveillance system in the departure area of Russian and international airlines within Sheremetyevo International Airport near Moscow, Russia. Surveillance systems were installed in 15 duty-free shops owned by Aer Rianta International.
The Irish company Aer Rianta International opened the duty-free shop in Ireland's Shannon Airport in 1947, and Russia's duty-free shop opened in 1988. Currently Sheremetyevo International Airport houses Aer Rianta International shops with a total area of more than 2,200 square meters. After the duty-free zone of the terminal D was put into operation, the need arose to equip the shops with an effective video surveillance system. Design work, equipment delivery, installation and start-up operations were tasked to technicians from the company Insystems, which was subcontracted by the company Videoglaz.
The IP video surveillance system installed by technicians from both companies included a monitoring station and more than 150 Axis network video cameras. The project deployed central server equipment based on ready-made Videoglaz video servers running Axxon software and Videoglaz monitoring equipment running remote workstation software.
The integrated solution developed by the technicians for this project enables the customer to reduce costs associated with theft and also provides the capability to monitor each PoS terminal from the monitoring station while automatically recording all events and saving them to a video archive.
This solution is deployed at a total of 15 shops, an office and storage areas. Technicians from Videoglaz are still working at Aer Rianta International shops and are completing a project to set up the PoS transaction control system, which will be deployed at more than 30 PoS terminals.