SALTO Systems

BaseCamp Student is a pioneering company in the popular and growing co-living space, operating nine student housing facilities in Denmark, Germany, and Poland, with more locations to come. Offering more than just rooms and great amenities, BaseCamp builds global student communities with a focus on creating lifelong friendships and enhancing the student journey. The BaseCamp building in Lyngby, Denmark, recently received a prestigious award from MIPIM for best residential development. The building is intended to be a sustainable community and intergenerational place of life for 900 students and seniors. Overall customer experience Inspired by the surrounding green area, it also aims to encourage its occupants to interact, both with nature and each other. When it comes to developing a sustainable and seamless experience for its guests, BaseCamp must think about the proper security for the premises. With many people entering and leaving, a state-of-the-art access control system is required. With SALTO KS, BaseCamp was able to have the desired flexibility and scalability to service multiple locations. The integration of Eagle Eye Cloud Video Management System (VMS) with SALTO allows BaseCamp to check who actually entered, and in addition, allows them to check the overall premises for cleanliness, research how the space is used, and improve the overall customer experience for its residents and guests. Valuable artificial intelligence New Eagle Eye Cloud VMS and SALTO KS installations were done in Leipzig and Dortmund Recently, new Eagle Eye Cloud VMS and SALTO KS installations were done in Leipzig and Dortmund, Germany. “We are continuously striving to build and operate a global community focused on enhancing the student journey,” says Elizabeth Cox, Baselife Director for BaseCamp Student Operations. “So, when we set out to find a security partner, we sought one that was willing – and able – to be as creative as our students and our spaces. We found this in Eagle Eye Networks. Its video surveillance solution captures video for security purposes, but because video is stored in the cloud, it opens up unlimited access to valuable artificial intelligence – information that helps us and our residents make better decisions,” continues Elizabeth Cox. Video surveillance system “For example, management can use data to understand which amenities are used most often, informing future designs and builds. And students can engage with the system, as well. They may want to check the laundry room in real-time to determine if machines are available.” “Or pull data regarding gym occupancy before heading to work out. By using our video surveillance system creatively, we’re enhancing the spaces where our residents live, learn, work, and connect – now and in the future.”

Built with a vision to connect passionate individuals with impactful community-based sports and social initiatives, SALTO FOUNDATION is ready to inspire lasting change. Sports initiative SALTO FOUNDATION is a big step in the efforts to harness sports as a catalyst for change in communities worldwide. This move allows Salto to further explore the transformative power of social inclusion in driving sustainable development goals, focusing on the need to “put people first.” Through sports, SALTO FOUNDATION aims to ensure all people can access the best opportunities to enjoy life and do well in society and that no one is left out or excluded. SALTO FOUNDATION's vision As the company and broader organisation continue to grow, so does its commitment to society Salto and the SALTO WECOSYSTEM group of companies have been unwavering supporters of social and environmental initiatives since their inception. Over 20 years ago, Salto created the social initiative Free2Move.org, a platform still used today to unify social and sports support efforts. SALTO is looking to take change a step further. As the company and broader organisation continue to grow, so does its commitment to society, underlining a shared vision of its role in the global arena. Establishing SALTO FOUNDATION provides a governance framework to spearhead these initiatives, enabling Salto to make a greater impact worldwide. SALTO FOUNDATION's mission SALTO FOUNDATION is a well-managed, financially reinforced legal entity designed to actively participate in social support. Following a highly professional and managerial approach, Salto aims to set benchmarks for corporate impact investing and operate at the highest standards. The SALTO FOUNDATION's mission is to support individuals in vulnerable situations by creating safe and inclusive spaces where they can grow and thrive within their communities through sports. More than just physical activity, Salto believes that sports are a powerful tool for building connections, fostering social inclusion, and breaking down barriers. Teamwork for meaningful change SALTO FOUNDATION is committed to driving meaningful change, working with NGOs, helping individuals In promoting teamwork, respect, and solidarity, SALTO FOUNDATION hopes to strengthen social bonds, reduce inequality, and provide opportunities for integration and social mobility.   SALTO FOUNDATION is committed to driving meaningful change, working with NGOs, helping individuals and communities overcome challenges, and building a more just, cohesive society.  A big step toward lasting change Focusing on sports, health, and education, SALTO FOUNDATION will advance the integration and socialisation of underprivileged adolescents and disabled persons globally and inspire others to do the same. SALTO FOUNDATION is proud to be part of the movement toward change. It will work relentlessly to support the change-makers in building inclusive societies while raising awareness among Salto employees and community members alike. 

Highly satisfied visitors, a significant 25 percent increase in exhibitors, and countless successful discussions at the trade fair stand: After four intensive days, the pioneering trade fair for the security industry, Security Essen, has come to a successful close. With more than 500 exhibitors from 36 nations and over 20,000 trade visitors - an increase of 17 percent - from 86 nations, the trade fair offered a comprehensive platform for innovations and future trends relating to security solutions for companies, private households, and public spaces. Security Essen 2024 “This strong response impressively underscores the importance of Security Essen as an indispensable platform for the international security industry,” says Oliver P.Kuhrt, CEO of Messe Essen. “This is particularly evident from the fact that decision-makers were here on site. Three out of four visitors are significantly involved in procurement and purchasing decisions in their company - a high-caliber target group.” The exhibitors The demand for security solutions is constantly increasing, which was felt in the exhibition halls The exhibitors – ranging from global market pioneers, niche players, hidden champions, associations, and institutions to start-ups - reported excellent conversations and high-quality contacts at their exhibition stands. The demand for security solutions is constantly increasing, which was felt in the exhibition halls. This also reflects the sector's growing economic significance. In Germany alone, turnover in the security industry has grown by over nine percent more than 31 billion euros within a year. Cloud-based access solutions “We noticed this drive at our stand - especially with the Salto world premiere for cloud-based access solutions,” says Axel Schmidt, Chairman of the Security Essen Advisory Board, Managing Director of Salto Systems, and Chairman of the Board of the BHE Federal Association for Security Technology. “In its 50thanniversary year, Security Essen has once again reaffirmed its position as the pioneering trade fair. Whether it's access control, perimeter protection, video surveillance, or burglary protection: all exhibition areas showcased trends in system integration and AI support.” Stand-alone solutions AI provides support in data analysis, but also in security - for example during patrols Stand-alone solutions are evolving into open products with many interfaces for integrating additional technologies such as alarm systems, and video or fire alarm systems. AI provides support in data analysis, but also in security - for example during patrols. Robot dogs that can also record images, detect gases, or find holes in fences were on display. The focus also extended to personal protection. For example, exhibitors showed personal protective equipment, including discreet sweaters that can withstand knife attacks. Visitors praised the innovations and the supporting programme  The majority of visitors at Security Essen came from installation companies, security services, and industry, but also from the construction industry and public authorities. They were primarily interested in solutions relating to access control, video surveillance, intrusion, security services, access and entry barriers, and mechanical security technology. Trade visitors were highly satisfied with the innovations on display and the supporting programme. With numerous events, the trade fair offered them real added value: Drones are becoming increasingly important in the security industry. At the first European Drone Conference, experts discussed innovative applications and safety aspects of drone technology. Spectacular explosive attacks on financial institutions have made headlines in the past. The New Banks and Savings Banks Day showed how the institutions can protect themselves. There were over 400 registrations for the training and further education day organised by the BDSW Federal Association of the Security Industry. Pupils, students, trainees, and retrainees came to find out about career opportunities in the security industry. The DNS Digital Networking Security Conference focussed on pressing digital security issues. The presentation by intelligence and crime analyst Mark T. Hofmann, who provided insights into the psychology of cybercrime, was particularly well attended. Exhibitors and their products took centre stage at the security experts' forum. The Outstanding Security Performance Awards OSPAs honoured particularly outstanding achievements for the security industry.  Already strong interest in Security Essen 2026 Already, nine out of ten visitors and 86 percent of exhibitors have confirmed their participation 91 percent of visitors praised their visit to the trade fair and recommended pioneering trade fairs for the security industry to others. Already, nine out of ten visitors and 86 percent of exhibitors have confirmed their participation in the next Security Essen, which will take place from September 22 to 25, 2026, at Messe Essen.  Company participation “These figures are a compliment, confirmation, and order for us at the same time,” says Oliver P. Kuhrt, CEO of Messe Essen. “We are delighted that during the ongoing trade fair, companies such as Hekatron, NSCSicherheitstechnik, Advancis Software & Services, Deister Electronic, ABI-Sicherheitssysteme, Rohde & Schwarz, and Ajax Systems have already confirmed their participation for Security Essen 2026.” “The industry needs Security Essen” Uli Schunk, Head of Marketing at Advancis, “Our conclusion is very positive, we had many great conversations and more visitors at our stand than last time." "There were many concrete project inquiries - not only from Germany but also from other European countries. We experienced the fair as consistently well-attended, and the atmosphere was excellent.” Scope of Security Essen Thomas Taferner, Head of Sales and Marketing at Telenot Electronic, “The industry needs Security Essen - both now and in the future. It is the only trade fair where the full range of security technology can be experienced." "We are very satisfied with the number of visitors this year and the response to our presence at the fair. Our stand was almost always full and the trade audience was highly qualified." Great feedback "We had many visitors from installation companies, but also large corporations, authorities, and municipalities, including many international representatives. We are looking forward to Security Essen 2026 and have already booked our booth space again.” Andreas Diekmann, CEO of NSC Sicherheitstechnik GmbH, "We are very satisfied with our presence, received great feedback on our booth and had many high-quality conversations. Our booth party was fantastic! We thank all our guests and look forward to Security 2026!”