Design and Implementation of Digital Security System Layout to Curve the Menace of Theft and Burglary at Federal Polytechnic Kabo Environment

This research addresses the security challenges affecting the School of Technology by implementing a video surveillance system capable of capturing real-time activities across the entire premises. It examines the underlying concepts of video surveillance, outlines the various system types, and describes the components involved. The study also details the selection of suitable equipment for the project, including POLYVISION/AHD/HD/32CH/DVR units, 2MP (1080P) day/night cameras, a 2TB hard disk drive, and a 12V DC/2A centralized power supply, among others. The system incorporates modern technological features that enable remote viewing on mobile devices from any location worldwide. This enhancement significantly strengthens the security infrastructure by improving monitoring efficiency and providing clear visual coverage that supports security personnel in their duties. The monitor presents the expected output based on a simulated implementation of the system. Additionally, potential upgrades and future improvements are discussed.