Schools, squares, parking lots, high-rise buildings, forest fire prevention, river embankments, and seaside resorts are all potential locations for surveillance towers.
The main functions of surveillance towers include observation and lookout by on-duty personnel and the installation of surveillance cameras. Their applications cover forest fire prevention, public place monitoring, and communications. In forest fire prevention, surveillance towers are deployed in key forest areas, equipped with high-definition cameras and infrared sensors to achieve 24-hour fire monitoring and early warning.
With technological advancements, the systems integrated into surveillance towers now incorporate AI image recognition and infrared thermal imaging technologies, enabling automatic fire identification, precise location, and direct alarm information to frontline personnel. In ecological protection, they are used for real-time monitoring of human activities and wildlife in the habitats of rare and endangered species.
