A known problem inherent in surveillance and other observation systems is the need to overcome visibility reducing conditions such as: humidity, haze, fog, mist, smoke, dust, snow or rain that might be present in the space between the surveillance system and the target being observed. The particles or droplets reduces visibility in two ways; the first is the actual obscuring of what is behind the particle, and the other is the effect called “light scattering” caused by light reflection in the particles.
Both these effects increase with distance, especially when zooming in on a distant object. Even on what appears to be a fine and clear day, there will most certainly be enough haze or fog in the air to reduce contrast significantly.
Also, telephoto lenses have a narrow field of view, allowing bright light outside your image area to affect your image with flare, which reduces contrast.
All these effects are drastically reduced with LYYN products.
Read more about the different Industries LYYN addresses:
SubSea
The SubSea industry has had to foster innovation in order to face the world’s most challenging environment. But, innovation has not always been synonymous with industry wide acceptance. The industry has, and to a large extent still are, dependent on divers. But that is very limited to shallow waters and limited operation times, and is [...]
Security & Surveillance
The market for video surveillance technology is clearly developing towards active intelligent systems with features like identification of suspicious objects or movements, counting of vehicles or people or fire and smoke detection. However, these automatic systems will always to a certain degree generate false alarms.
In the end there will always be a human making an [...]
