Geutebruck’s new pixelating function safeguards individual privacy in sensitive public areas

G-Tect/MoP is a new motion privacy (MoP) function which pixelates moving objects in live displays or in already archived image data. This Geutebruck innovation provides an additional data protection safeguard by reliably maintaining individual privacy when monitoring sensitive public areas.  

This form of masking allows observers to identify any relevant incidents and to follow events in the scene in some detail but prevents them from recognising the identity of individual people or objects. Operators with appropriate system user rights can still access original un-pixelated video for investigating important details in critical surveillance situations, and un-masked video can still be made available for evidential purposes.

The G-Tect/MoP function software runs on the client unit and is integrated into Geutebruck’s GSCView operating software for GeViScope and re_porter devices. It can be applied to video in all standard and megapixel formats, live and/or recorded.  Masking can take the form of pixelation or smear and it can be applied simultaneously to as many licensed channels as desired.