Diseño de un sistema de cámaras industriales para el monitoreo y seguridad en una industria cartonera

Abstract

Abstract: This thesis addresses security challenges within a company in the cardboard manufacturing sector, stemming from the limitations of a basic video surveillance system that fails to meet the demands of an industrial environment. This situation compromises access control, operational oversight, and the ability to respond to critical events such as incidents, near-misses, technical failures, or unauthorized intrusions. The primary objective of this work is to design a video surveillance system utilizing technology tailored for the industrial sector, with the aim of improving real-time monitoring through a scalable architecture adapted to the organization's specific conditions. To achieve this, an engineering design methodology is applied, employing a systematic approach that guides the process from the identification of needs to the development of a viable technical solution. Through this method, the existing infrastructure is analyzed, requirements are defined, and a scalable, sustainable network architecture is developed. The result is a detailed technical design that not only strengthens the company s asset and operational security but also establishes a solid foundation for the future implementation of the system.