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The National Palace Museum in Taiwan occupies an area of over 212,000 square meters, housing a collection of nearly 700,000 cultural relics and artworks. The campus includes exhibition buildings, administrative offices, garden areas, and a restaurant. Therefore, this project involves the comprehensive planning of camera configurations to meet the diverse needs of both indoor and outdoor spaces.

In the bustling transportation system of Taichung Metro, safety management has always been a challenging task. Whether it's the busy daytime commutes or the quieter late-night areas, each time frame and region pose distinct safety needs. Consequently, the Taichung Metro authorities emphasize the crucial task of selecting appropriate surveillance cameras tailored to specific situations to enhance safety measures.

In the natural setting of the reservoir, where the available light is limited, the Advanced series cameras play a crucial role with their exceptional low-light performance. Featuring the Sony Starvis Sensor, these cameras deliver clear and vibrant images even in low-light conditions.

National Tsing Hua University campus coexists with nature, featuring buildings harmoniously surrounded by trees. However, the existing surveillance system still has blind spots in terms of security. To enhance campus safety while adhering to the principle of maintaining the current environment, the university has opted to use the Advanced series cameras.

In the past, Shimen Reservoir was once affected by sediment accumulation, leading to a reduction in its storage capacity and posing a threat to its lifespan. In order to extend its life, the construction of the Amuping desilting tunnel became an effective tool for reservoir dredging.With Spark's Advanced series  bullet cameras, not only can it safeguard the reservoir's security, but it also monitors the influx of mudflows or sediment into the reservoir. It prevent the long-term harm caused by the hidden threat of silt accumulation.