Setting up video surveillance software usually involves several steps, starting from downloading and installing the software onto a dedicated computer or server. The next step is often to configure the cameras by adding them to the software, which may require inputting their IP addresses or scanning QR codes. Users will then set up features like motion detection, alerts, and recording schedules. Some software solutions offer wizards or guides to make this process easier for beginners. Final steps often include setting up remote access and testing the system to ensure its functioning correctly.

With cutting-edge AI technology, including real-time object detection and facial recognition, you can transform your computer into a powerful security system. Facial recognition and biometrics. Facial recognition and biometric scanning systems also use computer vision technology to identify individuals for security purposes. The most common example of computer vision in facial recognition is for securing smartphones. More advanced uses of facial recognition and biometrics include in residential or business security systems that use unique physiological features of individuals to verify their identity. Deep learning algorithms can identify the unique patterns in a persons fingerprints and use it to control access to high-security areas such as high-confidentiality workplaces, such as nuclear powerplants, research labs, and bank vaults.