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Yes. Kooi uses thermographic cameras that detect heat patterns and temperature anomalies, making it possible to detect fire risks even before flames appear.

Thermal imaging cameras are often used in fire investigations to identify hotspots and determine fire origin. Kooi's RED system uses similar technology for early fire detection.

By using thermal imaging and AI-based trend analysis. Kooi's RED system identifies temperature anomalies before combustion occurs, allowing early intervention.

It refers to identifying fire risks such as heat build-up or smoke before flames are visible. Kooi's thermal cameras can detect these signs and send immediate alerts.

Fire detection involves identifying the early signs of combustion, such as heat, smoke, or flames, and triggering an alarm to enable rapid response.

Sensors like thermal detectors, smoke sensors, and flame detectors are used. Kooi relies on thermal sensors with AI analysis for reliable early-stage detection.

Public areas do not come under detection and do not cause alarms. Where necessary, we can insert so-called ‘privacy masks’ that make the public area invisible.

Our security cameras are generally deployed during unmanned hours. This makes it unlikely for employees, customers or other visitors to be filmed. Persons entering the site outside working hours are unauthorized. The processing of personal data may be justified for the client. Ultimately, the client is responsible for the reason for processing personal data.

When an alarm turns out to be a verified incident, we save the corresponding images. These images are kept until the incident has been resolved. The material is used as proof of the incident and to aid in the identification of an intruder. Furthermore, these images are an essential addition that completes the dossier for insurance claims where evidence is required.

The footage is stored locally in the system's memory and on the server. Alarm messages are also stored on the server. This memory is erased regularly. If a suspicious situation is detected, the specialists at the Kooi Alarm Center will receive an alarm. They are the only authorized party to monitor the images. They analyze the report and assess the threat. In principle, Kooi does not provide camera images that may contain personal data to third parties. In situations when the client instructs to do so, or if there is a legal obligation to do so, or if the Dutch Data Protection Authority obliges Kooi to do so, then Kooi will comply. If criminal prosecution is necessary, the file can be submitted to the police within 21 days. The images are deleted from the system in accordance with laws and regulations.