Guide Dogs Victoria (GDV) of Australia
IndigoVision surveillance solution is helping staff at GDV to respond to incidents more effectively

Guide Dogs Victoria (GDV) of Australia have chosen IndigoVision’s solution to help monitor their whelping and birthing suites. Breeding dogs are selected for their high intelligence and recognition among other factors, with each new born puppy costing in excess of $30,000 AUD to fully train, so constant monitoring of new born puppies and mothers is essential.

GDV wanted key staff members to have remote access to the live cameras covering the birthing suites, so that they could provide support to their colleagues on-site instantly, without having to drive there in person.

A combination of IndigoVision’s BX cameras, Control Center Software and a Compact NVR were deployed to create a system offering High Definition video locally on site, while allowing staff to view a Standard Definition stream remotely.

Staff are already seeing the benefits, as they are able to respond to incidents more efficiently, without having to worry about key members being off-site and unable to assist, meaning that their dogs are safely watched 24/7.

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