Traditional CCTV is a passive observer; it records crime but does nothing to stop it. scOS is an active AI system. The key difference is our MotionX technology, which focuses on 'important activity' rather than just motion. This means it ignores wind, rain, and animals, but instantly recognises a person or vehicle. scOS doesn't require you to set up complex 'zones'; it automatically understands your property boundaries. When a threat is detected, scOS proactively intervenes with automatic lights and voice deterrents, stopping intruders before they reach your door. It’s a proactive security guard for your Atherton home.

Yes, scOS is brand-agnostic and works with most professional wired IP cameras, including Hikvision, Dahua, Axis, and Reolink. If your Atherton property already has a wired system, we can usually integrate it with our Intelligence Hub. This transforms your existing cameras into an intelligent AI network, adding features like person recognition and proactive deterrents. Our professional UK installation team will assess your current setup during the 4-6 hour installation process to ensure everything is optimised for scOS intelligence.

scOS uses a three-layered approach to keep criminals away. First, Presence Simulation mimics your internal activity patterns to make your home look occupied when you're away. Second, MotionX detection identifies suspicious people or vehicles the moment they cross your boundary, even if they are disguised. Third, Active Intervention triggers external lights and authoritative voice warnings from IoT speakers. This escalating response is designed to startle intruders and make it clear that your property is protected by an active, intelligent system, usually causing them to leave immediately.

Your privacy is paramount. scOS is a 100% UK-based company, and all your data is stored in secure UK data centres, fully compliant with GDPR. We use a hybrid 'Local + Cloud' processing model: the Intelligence Hub in your home processes most data locally for speed and privacy, only using our secure UK cloud for advanced AI analysis and remote access. We never sell your data to third parties, and you have full control over your 24/7 recordings, which are stored for up to two weeks.

A video doorbell is a reactive device that only covers your front door and is easily bypassed. scOS is a professional, whole-property security system. It uses MotionX to monitor your entire boundary, detecting threats long before they reach your house. Unlike a doorbell, scOS proactively intervenes to stop crime using lights and voice deterrents. It’s a wired system that can't be jammed like wireless doorbells, and it includes advanced features like DVLA vehicle recognition and conversational AI via scOS Director.

While Atherton enjoys a very low crime rate, this can often lead to a false sense of security. Most crimes in safe areas are opportunistic—thieves looking for an unlocked car or an open window. scOS Presence Simulation is the perfect deterrent here, as it makes your home look occupied even when you're out, discouraging opportunists from even considering your property. It’s about staying safe, rather than waiting for the statistics to change.

Yes, scOS features DVLA Vehicle Recognition, which is ideal for protecting your cars and vans. The system identifies every vehicle that enters your property and checks it against the national database. It can flag suspicious or cloned plates and alert you immediately. You can also use the scOS Director to ask, 'What cars have been on the drive today?' giving you total peace of mind over your vehicles, whether you're at home or away.

scOS Director is our conversational AI that lets you talk to your security system. Instead of hunting through hours of video, you can simply ask, 'Did anyone come to the back door today?' or 'What cars were on the drive while I was at work?' The Director will give you an instant, natural-language summary of the activity. It makes managing your home security as easy as having a conversation, providing you with the information you need in seconds.