Homes & societies

A smart home security system that knows the difference between your family and a stranger

A smart home security system should be silent when your family walks in and loud when someone else does. PGAK adds that judgement to ordinary residential CCTV — recognising the people who live there, logging every visitor at the gate, and raising an instant alert when an unknown person is at the door at an hour they shouldn't be.

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Gate and entry monitoring for societies

Sound familiar?

The camera app pings all night for moths and passing headlights, so you turned notifications off.
You have no idea who rang the bell while the house was empty.
Elderly parents are home alone and you're in another city.
The society gate register is a notebook full of illegible names.

For an individual home

Four cameras and a DVR is the common setup, and it is enough. The intelligence goes on top.

Known faces, silent entry

Enrol your family once. When they arrive, nothing happens — which is exactly what you want a security system to do most of the time.

Unknown person at the door

An unrecognised face lingering at the gate or door raises an alert with a snapshot, so you can look before you decide.

Away mode

Leaving for a week? Any person detected on the property escalates immediately — including to a neighbour or relative you nominate.

Elderly and child awareness

Optional gentle alerts if someone leaves the compound at unusual hours, without cameras inside living spaces.

For a housing society

Society security fails at the gate, because the gate is a notebook and a guard who changes every six months. Face and vehicle recognition at the entrance turns that into a searchable log — residents' vehicles recognised automatically, visitors logged with a photo, and delivery traffic separated from everything else.

Resident vehicle recognition

Registered vehicles are logged on entry and exit without stopping at the boom.

Visitor logging with a photo

Every non-resident entry becomes a timestamped record with a snapshot, replacing the paper register nobody can read.

Common-area monitoring

Parking, clubhouse, play area and pump room — alerts only for the situations you define, not for children playing.

Privacy inside your own home

Processing runs on a device in the house. Video does not leave your premises unless you send a clip yourself, and face data is stored as a template rather than a photo album. For a system that watches your family, this matters more than any feature.

smart home security system — common questions

Do I need special AI cameras for my home?

No. If you already have CCTV with a DVR, PGAK almost certainly works with it. The intelligence is software running alongside the cameras you own.

Will it stop alerting me about my own family?

Yes — that's the point. Enrolled family members are recognised and pass silently. Alerts are reserved for unknown people, which is what makes the notifications worth keeping switched on.

Is my family's video going to a cloud server?

Not by default. Processing happens on an edge device inside the home, so footage stays on your premises. Only clips you deliberately share leave the house.

Can our housing society use this at the main gate?

Yes, and it's one of the most common deployments. Resident vehicles are recognised automatically and every visitor entry becomes a searchable record with a photo instead of a line in a register.

See it working on your own cameras.

Book a free demo and watch PGAK turn one of your live feeds into intelligent protection — in about 20 minutes.

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