OneScreen &
AT&T Center

Challenge

For 20 years, security cameras oversaw the activities of AT&T Center guests, but little could be done until after an incident was already over. Security would review the DVR to see what went wrong because it just wasn’t possible to monitor 50+ video feeds in real time. Managers knew that their IP cameras were rapidly aging out of their useful life and better camera technology could make a huge difference.

What they needed were security cameras that included facial recognition to identify those who had been banned from the arena. They needed cameras with crowd detection to determine when areas grew overcrowded and required more services. They needed cameras with intrusion detection to receive alerts when unauthorized guests crossed over into secured areas like locker rooms.

They found that there was only one choice for the most advanced, most reliable security cameras priced for scale.

Solution

When the managers at the AT&T Center came to Qualcomm for a solution, they called on their partners at OneScreen and AI View as the subject matter experts.

Over the holidays in 2021, OneScreen put together a package of over 100 cameras, including both the basic IP-based PrimeCam and the edge AI processing NeuroCam.

This gave the security teams at the AT&T Center the tools to respond to issues as they happened, immediately addressing situations such as trespassing, altercations, medical emergencies and food service bottlenecks.

Result

Security and management were impressed from day one with the new security profile at their state-of-theart arena.

In-camera analytics and edge AI processing made possible more timely and intelligent decisionmaking across the board, both in the moment and with post-event analytics.

With a more efficient security staff, managers have reduced their risk exposure and made all events safer for the thousands of visitors at every funcion.

OneScreen is there wherever people need technology that understands what truly matters.