Terminal Puerto Paracas · Ica, Peru · transportation

Puerto Paracas operates as a highly active port terminal in Peru, managing vital cargo while facing the persistent threat of unauthorized intrusion and regional drug trafficking. Located in a harsh coastal environment, the facility’s security team struggled with legacy cameras that produced unstable, blurry images due to extreme winds, high salinity, and severe pole vibration.

To secure the 11-hectare facility, the port implemented an intelligence-first video security solution built to withstand extreme elements. Ultra-rugged moving cameras were installed on 40-meter poles, utilizing optical image stabilization to deliver pristine, vibration-free imaging despite 35-knot winds. Equipped with edge-based video analytics, the system autonomously detects and tracks individuals and vehicles, seamlessly integrating with the port's central security software.

By transforming raw video into reliable, real-time spatial intelligence, the solution eliminated previous security gaps and reduced the total number of cameras required. This clarity empowers operators to identify authorized personnel instantly and trigger precise security protocols, ensuring that the port remains highly secure and commerce flows without interruption.