As St Albans’ largest shopping centre grew busier, its existing, ageing security system struggled to provide the clear oversight needed for a safe, welcoming retail experience. The core challenge was to completely modernise security, improve visibility across all entrances, car parks, and public areas, and integrate advanced features—all while the centre remained open and fully operational.

Discover how The Wave, England’s first inland surf facility, achieved 24/7 site safety with a smart security overhaul. This case study details how Dahua's advanced AIoT surveillance ecosystem—including thermal cameras, Starlight PTZ, and the DSS Pro platform—provides complete situational awareness, perimeter protection, and enhanced health and safety across the vast Bristol leisure venue. Learn how integrated security drives both operational efficiency and future-ready innovation.

The AS Trenčín football stadium (also known as Štadión Sihoť) is a multi-purpose stadium located in Trenčín, Slovakia. Mostly used for football matches, this 105mx68m stadium with a capacity of 6,366 people is the home ground of AS Trenčín Football Club.

UKT Turnstiles installed swing and tripod turnstiles from Dahua Technology at the SnowDome leisure complex in Tamworth, enhancing entry, exit, and security. The turnstiles, featuring advanced functionalities like QR code recognition and anti-collision, are customized with branding. The site includes an indoor ski slope, ice rink, swimming pool, climbing wall, and gym.

The Beijing 2022 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games have come to a successful end, with China setting a new medal record in its history of the Winter Olympics. Dahua Technology took on the responsibility of securing Yanqing's Olympic Venues and Shougang Park.

The Autodromo Internazionale Enzo e Dino Ferrari di Imola is a legendary place for every motoring enthusiast. Since 1953, the Emiliano-Romagnolo circuit is the beating heart of a land historically tied to speed and scene of epic sporting achievements and beyond.

A networked surveillance system has been installed at Petwood Hotel in Lincolnshire, the former home of members of 617 Squadron – more famously known as The Dambusters – during World War 2.

Built for Dunlop Rubber, Fort Dunlop became the tyre-maker’s flagship production facility and at one time was the world’s largest factory, employing 3,200 workers. After production stopped in the 1980s, the building lay derelict before being redeveloped into 360,000 square feet of office and retail space, also now with an adjoining hotel.