Morphean’s latest integreation with Calipsa combines cloud video security with AI-powered analytics to filter false alarms before they reach monitoring centre operators.
Security providers and alarm receiving centres face a growing challenge: too many alarms, and not enough of them are genuine.
Every night, monitoring teams are flooded with alerts triggered by environmental noise, incorrect camera configuration or poor installation.
For operators, this creates a constant stream of nuisance alarms that must still be reviewed. The result is alarm fatigue, slower response times, increased operational costs and less time spent focusing on genuine security incidents.
To help solve this challenge, Morphean has integrated with Calipsa, an AI-powered cloud video analytics solution designed to filter false alarms before they reach operators.
Filtering out alarms, saving time
Morphean said that alongside Calipsa, the integration will help security providers focus on what truly matters.
Calipsa analyses recorded video data to detect the presence of people or vehicles, helping filter out unwanted alarms before they reach the monitoring centre.
When Morphean generates an event, images are sent to Calipsa for analysis.
Calipsa’s AI determines whether a person or vehicle is present and classifies the event as true or false.
Morphean then receives the result and ensures operators are only alerted to the events that matter.
Integration
According to the company, this integration helps monitoring teams reduce environmental noise, minimise unnecessary alarm handling and improve overall efficiency.
Instead of spending valuable time reviewing false triggers, operators can focus on genuine incidents and respond faster where action is needed.
The impact can be significant: with operators spending an average of 33 seconds investigating each alarm, reducing false alarms by up to 95% can save significant hours annually.
Morphean highlighted that by combining it’s cloud-based video security platform with Calipsa’s AI-powered false alarm filtering, monitoring centres can reduce wasted time, lower costs and scale operations more efficiently – all while keeping operators focused on what truly matters.