Gapless Campus Security Case Study
- Gapless campus security: The campus is now equipped with an integrated end-to-end smart campus management system. The system’s intuitive user interface allows security personnel to monitor the campus. For example, the system immediately and actively detects any changes in gas concentration in a chemistry classroom, monitors waste liquid management or leaks, sends out warnings for any unusual activity, etc., and immediately notifies the appropriate persons.
- Immediate warning and increased incident management efficiency: Each on-campus building has been fitted with Intel Inside’s active Smart Building Gateway, which is connected to and integrated with over 4,000 environmental sensors. There is complete 24-hour monitoring of the buildings’ …show more content…
Located near Yangmingshan National Park in Taipei, it has the most diverse selection of departments among universities in Taiwan. In the interest of creating better interaction between various departments, faculty and students, Chinese Culture University opted to set up a high-quality campus environment. Part of this plan included strengthening campus security. In the past, the university relied on campus patrol officers and traditional low-resolution CCTV for security management.
In order to resolve their security management issues, Chinese Culture University deployed Intel’s End-to-End Smart Campus Solution. At the core of the solution is the smart imaging function, which is integrated with environmental monitoring, emergency call intercom, smart broadcast, access control management and smart building management. The system also features Intel’s newest processor and advanced technologies, including Intel Active Management Technology (Intel AMT) and Intel Media SDK. All of the campus’s security-related information is then gathered round the clock via the smart …show more content…
To comply with the campus’s budget, Intel’s End-to-End Smart Campus team used a large smart IoT system, dismantling independent subsystems and listing out construction needs in order of priority.
By gradually replacing the hardware and software equipment, the team built one subsystem at a time. From there, they slowly set up, installed and integrated them together.
“Although a lot of time and money were spent in the initial stages, the resulting infrastructure was highly scalable. Later costs of setting up and installing new equipment, as well as extending and expanding them are far lower than traditional methods,” said Zhi-Zang Chen, the lead engineer on the smart campus security system project.
In addition, due to the long history of the campus, many of the on-campus structures were old. As a result, they didn’t meet current regulations or have the ability for substantial technological change. This included many old pipes that cannot be
- Immediate warning and increased incident management efficiency: Each on-campus building has been fitted with Intel Inside’s active Smart Building Gateway, which is connected to and integrated with over 4,000 environmental sensors. There is complete 24-hour monitoring of the buildings’ …show more content…
Located near Yangmingshan National Park in Taipei, it has the most diverse selection of departments among universities in Taiwan. In the interest of creating better interaction between various departments, faculty and students, Chinese Culture University opted to set up a high-quality campus environment. Part of this plan included strengthening campus security. In the past, the university relied on campus patrol officers and traditional low-resolution CCTV for security management.
In order to resolve their security management issues, Chinese Culture University deployed Intel’s End-to-End Smart Campus Solution. At the core of the solution is the smart imaging function, which is integrated with environmental monitoring, emergency call intercom, smart broadcast, access control management and smart building management. The system also features Intel’s newest processor and advanced technologies, including Intel Active Management Technology (Intel AMT) and Intel Media SDK. All of the campus’s security-related information is then gathered round the clock via the smart …show more content…
To comply with the campus’s budget, Intel’s End-to-End Smart Campus team used a large smart IoT system, dismantling independent subsystems and listing out construction needs in order of priority.
By gradually replacing the hardware and software equipment, the team built one subsystem at a time. From there, they slowly set up, installed and integrated them together.
“Although a lot of time and money were spent in the initial stages, the resulting infrastructure was highly scalable. Later costs of setting up and installing new equipment, as well as extending and expanding them are far lower than traditional methods,” said Zhi-Zang Chen, the lead engineer on the smart campus security system project.
In addition, due to the long history of the campus, many of the on-campus structures were old. As a result, they didn’t meet current regulations or have the ability for substantial technological change. This included many old pipes that cannot be