Banks and other financial institutions have begun to implement network cameras in recent years.
Network cameras can capture clear and vivid images of teller counters in high quality progressive images. With an up-to-date megapixel camera, it can zoom in on a portion of a wide-angle image and still offer enough resolution to see what is happening. This makes useful evidence for police in the event of bank robbery or other incident.
Staff members can feel confident that they are being watched over.
In addition, since network cameras allow remote monitoring, implementing such cameras allows centralized security control at a main office, rather than within each branch office as in the past. This frees the branch office from the daily duties of camera operation and image record management and lets them dedicate themselves to their financial work.