You see security watching over priceless artworks

Operators of museums, galleries, and historic sites need to provide visitors with a rich experience of history, unobstructed by barriers and obvious limitations. But they also need to ensure the safety and integrity of the rich cultural treasures on display. For rapid detection of security breaches, the UNESCO World Heritage Sites the Emperor Qin Shi Huang’s Mausoleum museum required a new intrusion system for the 16,300-square-meter museum area.

The art Museum receives around 1 million visitors p.a. It has faced the challenge of migrating its CCTV analogue into a full IP system, including Control Center, management systems and cameras. Bosch has been addressed as preferred partner thanks to a complete solution of Video IP server, control software with Bosch video Management System, remote capabilities from tablets, and a range of specialized cameras for every purpose inside the Museum.

Covering 12,800 square meters, the Museum of the History of Polish Jews is one of the biggest Jewish museums in the world. Due to its international importance it had to meet very strict security requirements from police and secret service. Bosch provided an integrated security solution for easy and fast alarm verification and management.

The Hatay is home to some of the world’s most ancient treasures – and its most modern security. Bosch helps the museum restrict access, monitor intrusion, detect fires early and go into lockdown when systems are breached. Curtain detectors can even spot decidedly low-tech thieves.