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    Advanced Surveillance Technology Multicast Using Optical Wireless Transceiver in Smart Environment
    (Lead City University, Ibadan, 2023-12) Israel Oluwagbejamija FAKUNLE
    Security practice is crucial peaceful living. In the old times, before the advancement of technology, security was a major concern due to invasions, robbery, and wars. According to history, security personnel in those days known as vigilante also served as police. The security responsibilities then require 100% human effort, having to go over an assign geographical area, restlessly and sleeplessly, to secure lives and properties. But today with technological advancements, people are able to live in security without the need for protection. The advancement in technology as relieved human a whole lot of security threats and stress. This study aims to develop a real-time surveillance system that utilizes multicast technology to prevent and detect crime in an enclosed geographical location. The objective is to empower residents to work together and contribute to the security of their environment, lives, and properties. Real-time surveillance multicast is faced with numerous challenges, such as; lags / interruption in transmission, due to error from the framework or internet connections, high internet data consumption, due to enormous data transmission and limited number of users allowed. A Close-Circuit Television system will be designed using an analogue camera and digital video recorder with a hard drive for data capturing and storage allowing decentralization of the system using a wireless video transceiver through integration. Overall, this study aims to develop a surveillance system that empowers residents to work together and contribute to the security of their community. The system will leverage advanced technologies such as wireless video transceivers and multicast technology to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of surveillance. Keywords: Technological Advancement, Security Threats, need for protection, real-time surveillance, multicast, lags in transmission, empower residents. Word Count: 260