Fly-tipping monitoring
Fly-tipping happens at the edges of roads, in lay-bys, on rural tracks and in car parks, often where there is no power. A Laiwa camera can be placed there in minutes and report over the mobile network.
How it helps
– Place and move. Battery powered and weatherproof, with a magnet switch for on/off and a manual photo.
– Capture the event. Motion detection wakes the camera, which takes a picture or short series, with a white light or near-infrared flash for night-time.
– Know quickly. Images are sent over the mobile network to the cloud service, so you can see what has happened without visiting the site.
– Edge AI. Custom models can be deployed to the camera to reduce false alerts, for example from animals and moving vegetation.
– Cover difficult sites. A solar option is in development for sites that need long-term deployment.
Suggested cameras: SC1110 (colour or night versions) or SC1120 (Full HD colour).
Cameras should be deployed in line with local data protection requirements and signage rules.
