Long fence lines and remote sites where a missed intrusion is not an option, and operators cannot afford to drown in false alarms.
Remote, unmanned sites with long perimeters that must stay monitored in every weather.
Layered perimeters around facilities that run around the clock, where privacy matters as much as security.
Distributed sites, often small and unattended, that need reliable detection without a camera on every mast.
Busy yards where people, trucks and wildlife cross all night, and only the right movement should raise an alarm.
Parks, depots, utilities and public sites where a city needs awareness without filming the people who use them.
Perimeters around military and government sites that must hold in fog, rain and darkness, with all processing on the device.