Inteligentní prostorové dohledové systémy pro rozpoznávání hrozeb

Abstract

This bachelor’s thesis examines intelligent spatial and surveillance systems and their application in threat detection. The theoretical section presents the basic sensory principles of these systems, examples of their practical use, and the legal and ethical implications of deploying such systems. The practical section focuses on a case study of the main entrance to VŠB – Technical University of Ostrava, describing the collection of real-world spatial data using 3D laser scanning, its use to create a digital twin, and subsequent work with the digital model in the HxGN dC3 Designer software environment. The thesis highlights the importance of digital spatial representation for the security assessment of a facility and suggests possibilities for the further development of intelligent spatial and surveillance systems.