The National Yogyakarta Museum protects its artistic legacy with Hikvision

To address the needs of this Cultural Center of Indonesia, Hikvision has created a protection network for museum galleries. In the exhibition areas, eight fixed network cameras are available with smart hybrid light: Four colorful bullet type 4 MP (DS-2CD1047G2H-LIUF 2,8 mm) and four other dome of 2 MP (DS-2CD1321G2-LIUF/SL 2,8 mm).

When the National Yogyakarta Museum He needed to protect works of great value, maintaining accessibility to visitors, resorted to a solution of Intelligent security Based on Hikvision technology.

This cultural center is the Guardian of the Artistic Heritage of Indonesia, receiving more than 100.000 visitors a year to discover the rich cultural heritage of the country. The institution houses an impressive collection that includes masterpieces of contemporary painters such as Affandi, Bad Kursed.

With the growth of the museum's reputation and the increase in the number of visitors, The team recognized the need for a more comprehensive approach to the protection of works of art. As custodians of the artistic treasures of Indonesia, They understood the need to improve the security of their valuable collections, while guaranteeing a pleasant experience for visitors.

“As museum guardians, In the soil we preserve works of art, but we also safeguard the identity of the nation”, Explain Arka levua lestavi, Marketing Director of the National Yogyakarta Museum. “But the challenges are real: How do we guarantee that these works remain intact, significant and accessible to future generations?”.

The museum team was looking for a system that allowed the constant monitoring In all galleries, especially during periods of high influx and special exhibitions. He had to help the staff to respond more effectively to various situations, keeping the cozy atmosphere that visitors expect. The objective was to create an environment where cultural preservation and accessibility for visitors could coexist harmoniously.

IA protection system

To address these needs, The National Yogyakarta Museum associated with Hikvision to create a protection network in all the museum galleries. Four Fixed Network cameras type bullet colorvu 4 MP (DS-2CD1047G2H-LIUF DE 2,8 mm) and four Type Domo of 2 MP (DS-2CD1321G2-LIUF/SL de 2,8 mm) In exposure areas. Both models with With smart hybrid light.

These cameras provide continuous and high quality images, Even in difficult lighting conditions. Thanks to the tecnología Smart Hybrid Light, The cameras maintain the infrared lighting at night, When the museum is closed and the lights off, until an event activates the capture of color images to capture crucial details. Cameras also have Integrated audio functions y Alert systems that allow security personnel to guide visitors directly from the control center if necessary.

The system is based on a NVR AcuSeek. This uses sophisticated algorithms to distinguish between normal movements and activities that require attention. For example, You can identify when someone approaches restricted areas or gets too close to works of art, while intelligently filters routine activities such as cleaning.

Thanks to the large-scale AI models Guanlan of hikvision, The NVR Auseek uses a massive parameter training and sample data sets to establish intermodal and image intermodal comprehension capabilities. Museum staff uses smart search functions, such as ‘search for objects’ and ‘search for intrusion events’, To expedite incident review and improve response times.

Greater protection; faster response; Best service

The implementation has meant significant improvements in the daily operations of the museum and in its long -term conservation objectives. The most immediate benefit has been greater protection of the art collection. Personnel can now respond quickly and precisely to various situations, either guiding visitors outside the restricted areas or attending concerns before they aggravate.

The intelligent system functions have improved operational efficiency. The video review processes that took more than an hour before, Now they are completed in just minutes thanks to the intelligent search function of acknowledgment. This time savings allow staff to focus on visitor attention and collection care, instead of spending time to manual reviews.

Another valuable feature is the ability of the system to facilitate visitor attention. When visitors lose personal objects during exhibitions, Smart search functions allow staff to locate them quickly. Recently, Security staff recovered a visitor's camera during a busy exhibition, quickly reviewing the recordings to identify where he had forgotten.

After this success, The National Yogyakarta Museum plans to implement the solution in a three -storey building that houses the Artjog Annual Festival. This transformation demonstrates how Beat (Internet of things with ia) can revolutionize cultural preservation, demonstrating that technology and protection of cultural heritage form a solid alliance to safeguard the artistic legacy.

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