Standard CCTV is a passive recording device that only helps after a crime has been committed. In a rural village like Mayfield, by the time you check the footage, the intruder is long gone. scOS is a proactive AI system that stops crime before it happens. It uses MotionX technology to focus on 'important activity,' meaning it won't bother you with false alarms from the wind or local wildlife. Unlike traditional systems, scOS doesn't need manual tripwires; it automatically learns your property boundaries. When a threat is detected, it uses external IoT speakers and lights to actively warn the intruder, providing a level of protection that passive cameras simply cannot.

Yes, scOS is brand-agnostic and works with most wired IP cameras, including Hikvision, Dahua, Axis, and Reolink. If you already have cameras installed at your Mayfield property, our professional UK installers can usually integrate them with our scOS Intelligence Hub. This transforms your existing setup into a high-intelligence AI system. During the 4-6 hour installation process, we will assess your current hardware to ensure it meets the necessary standards to support our advanced AI features like MotionX and DVLA vehicle recognition, allowing you to upgrade your security without starting from scratch.

scOS uses three layers of deterrence to protect your home. The first is Presence Simulation, which mimics your daily routines—like turning on lights or simulating movement—to make your home look occupied even when you're away. The second layer is MotionX detection, which identifies suspicious human activity at your boundary, even if the person is attempting to hide their face. The third layer is Active Intervention: if an intruder is detected, the system uses external IoT speakers to deliver AI voice warnings and triggers automatic lighting. This escalating response is designed to startle and deter criminals, making them realise the property is actively guarded.

We take your privacy very seriously. scOS is a 100% UK-based company, and all your data is stored in secure UK data centres in compliance with GDPR. We never sell or share your data with third parties. Our system uses a hybrid processing model, where the scOS Intelligence Hub handles the majority of AI analysis locally on your property. This ensures maximum speed and privacy, with data only being sent to our secure UK cloud for remote access or advanced alerts. 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 monitors your front door. In Mayfield, where properties often have larger gardens or multiple access points, a doorbell leaves you vulnerable. scOS provides comprehensive, whole-property protection. It uses AI to monitor your entire boundary and detects threats the moment someone steps onto your land. While a doorbell only records someone once they are at your door, scOS uses proactive voice and light deterrents to stop them from ever getting that far. It’s the difference between seeing a crime and preventing one.

Rural areas like Mayfield are often targeted by thieves looking for high-value vehicles. scOS includes DVLA Vehicle Recognition, which monitors every car that approaches your property. It checks registration plates against the DVLA database to identify cloned plates or vehicles that don't match their official description. If a suspicious vehicle is detected loitering near your home, scOS flags it immediately, giving you an early warning of potential 'scouting' activity. This is a vital tool for protecting your cars and your home in a quiet village setting.

Mayfield's rural setting means plenty of wildlife and insects, which are the primary cause of false alarms in traditional security systems. scOS uses MotionX, a revolutionary detection technology that is specifically trained to ignore non-human movement. It ignores spiders crawling across the lens, foxes in the garden, and trees swaying in the wind. It only alerts you to 'important activity'—genuine human threats. This means you won't be woken up by false alarms, ensuring that when you do get an alert, you know it's something that requires your attention.