Stealthseeker: stealthy surveillance technology / Ainul Aisyah Izahar, Nurul Faqihah Amran and Hani Wardina Junaidi

Spy cameras, also known as hidden cameras, are compact recording devices designed to discreetly capture video and audio for surveillance, security, and investigative purposes. Advancements in technology have made spy cameras more sophisticated, smaller, and widely accessible, expanding their utility across various applications. Innovatively, this spy camera now features motion-triggered photography and an audible alert system ("beep beep"), enhancing its capability to detect and deter thieves or vandalism.This study aims to address the issues of vandalism and theft on construction sites by introducing an innovative surveillance solution. The objectives are to identify safety performance issues, propose an innovative solution through investment in safety equipment, and demonstrate the effectiveness of safety surveillance. Methodologically, the research employs document analysis of safety reports and interviews with industry experts. Findings indicate frequent incidents of vandalism and theft, underscoring the need for enhanced security measures. In conclusion, the innovation of a camera equipped with intruder detection marks a significant advancement in construction site security and surveillance technology. By integrating automated photography and alert systems, this camera improves safety protocols, enhances monitoring capabilities, and reduces reliance on human labor. Instant image capture accompanied by visible flash and audible alarms ensures swift response to potential risks, effectively safeguarding assets and personnel while reducing construction costs. As technology evolves, these innovations hold promising potential to enhance security measures across various sectors.