Traditional CCTV is essentially a digital witness; it records a crime but does nothing to stop it. scOS transforms your security from passive to proactive. While standard systems rely on motion masks that are often triggered by wind or spiders, our MotionX technology focuses exclusively on 'important activity.' It recognises people regardless of how they move or if they try to hide their figure, resulting in zero false alarms. Instead of just filming an intruder, scOS identifies them at your property boundary and initiates an immediate response, such as activating lights or voice deterrents, to prevent the incident from escalating.

Yes, scOS is designed to be brand agnostic. If you have existing wired IP cameras from manufacturers like Hikvision, Dahua, Axis, Reolink, or Ubiquiti, our Intelligence Hub can typically integrate with them to provide an AI upgrade. During our professional UK installation, which usually takes between 4 and 6 hours, our engineers will assess your current hardware to ensure compatibility. By layering our AI intelligence over your existing cameras, we transform 'dumb' recording devices into a sophisticated, proactive security shield without the need for a complete hardware overhaul.

scOS employs a sophisticated three-layer deterrent strategy. First is Presence Simulation, which uses AI to learn your home's normal activity patterns and replicates them when you're away, making the property appear occupied. Second is our MotionX detection, which identifies suspicious behaviour at the property boundary, even if the person is wearing a mask or hood. Finally, if a threat is detected, the system initiates an Active Intervention. This includes instant illumination through automatic light responses and escalating warnings delivered via external IoT speakers. This multi-stage approach is designed to discourage criminals long before they reach your front door.

Your privacy and data security are our highest priorities. Unlike many competitors who ship data overseas, scOS is 100% UK-based. All your video data is processed through our Intelligence Hub locally before being escalated to our secure UK-based data centres. We are fully GDPR compliant, meaning your data remains yours and is never sold to third parties. You have full control over your recordings, which are stored for up to two weeks and can be accessed securely from anywhere in the world via our encrypted cloud platform.

A video doorbell is a reactive tool that tells you someone is at the door, often after they have already arrived. scOS is a comprehensive property intelligence system designed to stop crime before it happens. While a doorbell covers a tiny fraction of your home, scOS monitors your entire property boundary. It uses AI to detect threats the moment they step onto your land, triggering deterrents like voice warnings and lights. It’s the difference between seeing a package being stolen and preventing the thief from ever stepping onto your driveway.

Islip's proximity to Oxford and the A40 makes it a prime area for vehicle-related crime. scOS uses DVLA Vehicle Recognition to monitor every car that enters your property. It checks registrations against the national database to identify cloned plates or unrecognised vehicles. If a suspicious vehicle pulls into your drive, scOS can alert you immediately and even trigger deterrents to let the driver know they are being monitored, providing a critical layer of defence for your cars.

Yes, scOS is designed to detect suspicious concealment. If someone approaches your property wearing a balaclava, mask, or hood to hide their identity, our AI flags this as 'Covered Face Detection.' This immediately triggers a high-priority alert and can initiate an escalating response from the system, such as turning on all external lights and delivering a voice warning. This proactive approach is far more effective than traditional cameras that only record the masked intruder.

scOS uses Activity Pattern Recognition to learn what 'normal' looks like for your Islip home. It understands when you usually arrive home, when the bins are collected, and when visitors typically arrive. If the system detects an anomaly—such as someone loitering at an unusual hour or a vehicle parked where it shouldn't be—it can alert you to the potential issue. This 'intelligence' means you're only notified when something truly out of the ordinary happens, reducing notification fatigue.