Synology DVA3221

Synology NVR DVA3221 is an on-premises 4-bay desktop NVR-solution that integrates Synology’s deep learning-based algorithms to provide a fast, smart, and accurate video surveillance solution. Built-in support for push notifications keeps users informed of possible intrusions, while the automated video surveillance system helps safeguard properties by detecting people, vehicles, and anonymous objects in designated areas.

Next-generation Surveillance Solution with Deep Learning Technology 

• Event surveillance: Create a custom watchlist by importing photos of attendees into a database and set rules to notify system administrators when personnel or a VIP-client enters or leaves the compound. 

• Suspicious tracking: Capture and register, or manually submit photos of an unknown person into a database to search for footage of them, or to be alerted when they re-appear on camera. 

• Covered face detection: Detect when a person is or is not wearing a mask and be notified. 

• Flexible storage and camera channels: Expand storage to 10 extra drive bays using two Synology DX517 expansion units. Install up to 32 IP camera channels using 6 real-time video analysis tasks.

Generate Actionable Insights 

Advanced deep learning-based algorithms built into the DVA3221 convert vast amounts of unstructured video data into business intelligence and security insights. This helps significantly reduce workloads while enhancing overall security. 

• Facial recognition: Instantly identify key personnel in a custom database with an accuracy of 97.04%. 

• People and vehicle detection: Notify administrators when an anonymous person or vehicle is loitering in a pre-defined area such as a no-parking zone or in front of a shop. 

• People counting: Count the number of people entering and exiting in an area using bidirectional counters to help owners gauge sales and marketing effectiveness, or adjust rental rates. 

• Intrusion detection: Detect when a person or vehicle crosses a perimeter line, alerting administrators to potential intrusions.