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Emerging Security Technologies

 

Delivering security resilience and business intelligence through emerging technologies.

OpticIQ, a division of Optic Security Group, researches and develops emerging security technologies, and advises in relation to technology risk and Responsible AI.

 

Led by the award-winning and internationally recognised CCTV technologist Vlado Damjanovski, the Adelaide-based OpticIQ Lab is a sovereign capability for the development, testing, training, and deployment of advanced analytic and AI-enabled security technologies.

Testing the boundaries of emerging security tech...

Advanced video analytics, biometrics and facial recognition, AI, thermal imaging, robotics, and cloud are just some of the emerging technologies shaping the security of tomorrow.
 

Emerging technology is widely characterised as new, fast growing, and offering massive potential future impact, but it’s also associated with uncertainty and ambiguity. While they hold potential benefits to organisations, these technologies are often untested, presenting novel challenges and risks for early adopters. 
 

OpticIQ is a mark of trust in the emerging security technology landscape, delivering independent testing, R&D, and advisory on emerging tech, and forging trusted partnerships with vetted new technology partners.
 

The OpticIQ team addresses specific customer needs by developing proof-of-concept solutions and delivering game-changing deployments. We develop solutions to the problems that existing security technologies are unable to provide answers to.​​​

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We are innovators

OpticIQ combines world-class security technology and security science leadership with a nation-wide track record in electronic security installation and integration.

1. Testing...

The OpticIQ Lab is a Centre of Excellence in CCTV camera testing, including verification and quantification of camera optics, resolution, S/N, minimum illumination, colour reproduction, compression quality, and more, utilising industry-leading test charts and applications. 


Comparative analysis is conducted between cameras and their manufacturer specifications and the AS/NZS 62676-5 standards, resulting in the production of objective, evidence-based test reports.


Our team also optimises individual camera settings for specific deployments where factory settings are inadequate. This can produce optimal picture quality for the customer and deliver efficiency savings for large camera deployment projects.


We openly publish our testing results periodically via the OpticIQ Technical Note series.

2. Developing...

The OpticIQ Lab tests and trains Artificial Intelligence-based algorithms. In a new and rapidly evolving area of technology with wide-ranging variables, scientific testing verifies whether a specific algorithm will perform in the manner that its developer claims and the customer organisation expects.


In addition to having developed proprietary methods and processes for the testing and verification of algorithms, the OpticIQ Lab is capable of developing new algorithms and solutions in accordance with customer requirements. 
 

Complementing our in-house and partner expertise, OpticIQ provides practice-based opportunities for emerging developers to hone their skills via its mentoring of postgraduate students as part of the University of Adelaide’s Professions Internship Program.

3. Partnering...

OpticIQ partners with leaders in emerging security, sensing, and surveillance technologies, including:


Conducive Technologies: an Australian provider of innovative, environmentally sustainable, and portable hardware solutions that are AI-driven.
Corsight AI: creates industry-leading face intelligence technology in accordance with the highest ethical standards in personal privacy protection.
Magos Systems: develops perimeter protection solutions combining ground-based radars, area surveillance software, and AI-based target classification.
Ninox Robotics: an Australian provider of managed Remote Piloted Aircraft Systems (RPAS) services delivering cost effective aerial intelligence.
Logipix: develops and manufactures intelligent video monitoring solutions for complex large-scale projects involving wide areas

A mark of trust

"AI" isn't just a buzzword, but neither is it an answer for everything. Its power is greatest when it's focused on the solving of specific problems.

Meet OpticIQ's leaders

World class innovation leadership for an emerging technologies centre of excellence

OpticIQ Capability Statement

Understand how we deliverer security resilience and business intelligence through emerging technologies..  Read more

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Solution Brief: Airport Perimeter Surveillance

A high-level comparison of several surveillance technologies relevant to airport perimeter scenarios, including visible spectrum, thermal, and panoramic CCTV, and radar...  Read more

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Executive Brief: Facial Recognition Technology

International research points to the importance of understanding the 'public acceptability' of facial recognition in different deployment scenarios...  Read more

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Optic Security Group (AUS) Head Office

1/108 Da Vinci Business Park

2-6 Leonardo Drive

Brisbane Airport, QLD 4008

Phone (Toll Free): 1300 72 98 72

Australia@opticsecuritygroup.com

Optic Security Group (Auckland)

Building 3, Level 4

666 Great South Road, Ellerslie

Auckland, New Zealand, 1051

General: nz@opticsecuritygroup.com

Service: service@opticsecuritygroup.com

Phone: +64 9 950 9990

After Hours: 0800 405 040

Optic Digital

222 Lambton Quay

Wellington, New Zealand, 6011

sales@opticdigital.com

Phone: 0800 126 676

sales@opticdigital.com

Optic Security Group acknowledge the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as First Peoples of Australia, and Māori as tangata whenua and Treaty of Waitangi partners in Aotearoa-New Zealand.

Security Advisory

 

Be vigilant. There has been an increase in reports of false billing scams. If you have received an email with an invoice purporting to be from us, call your Optic Security Group contact person to confirm if it is legitimate. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission’s National Anti-Scam Centre has reported a 25% increase in losses incurred by Australians from false billing scams in the July-September 2023 quarter compared to the same period last year. This is despite an overall 16% decrease in losses across scam categories.

 

Payment redirection scams are the most prevalent type of false billing scams. These involve scammers impersonating a business or its employees via email and requesting that money, which usually is owed to the legitimate business, is paid into a fraudulent account. For further information, visit the National Anti-Scam Centre website at https://www.scamwatch.gov.au/.   

 

Optic Security Group will never advise a change of bank details via email. If you have received an email with an invoice purporting to be from us, call your Optic Security Group contact to confirm if it is legitimate.

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