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WCCTV's mobile video surveillance systems were deployed to provide security at City of Richardson's annual WildFlower Festival.
WCCTV's mobile surveillance systems were recently deployed to provide security at the City of Richardson's annual Wildflower Arts & Musical Festival.
The event, held annually each May, draws crowds of up to 70,000 to the City, which presents a range of crowd management and security challenges for the organizers.
With a large crowd spread across the city, the City of Richardson required a flexible security camera solution with minimal supporting infrastructure to help public safety.
Solar Trailer for Event Security
WCCTV's Solar Surveillance Trailer was identified as an ideal solution for this application.
The WCCTV Mini Dome Solar Trailer is an autonomously powered surveillance solution that can be rapidly deployed at any location, providing security for public events or any off-grid location requiring video monitoring.
Most importantly, WCCTV's Surveillance Trailer is autonomously supported by solar power, meaning it requires zero infrastructure for power and video transmission - making it ideal for deployment at temporary events.
The WCCTV Surveillance Trailer provided event organizers with a remote patrol, enabling the festival to proceed in a safe & efficient manner. The live video streams from the trailer were relayed back to a central control room where WCCTV's Multi-View software allowed them to monitor multiple streams simultaneously in real time.
Speaking on WCCTV's services, event organizers said the following:
“The WCCTV Trailer was a resounding success. We could quickly deploy cameras to remote locations without power or communications constraints.
The Trailers were installed quickly by City employees. They provided important coverage to event organizers and law enforcement throughout the event, supporting those on the ground to provide a safe and enjoyable event for all.”
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