Senstar, a provider of sensing and information management solutions for the protection of critical infrastructure, is showcasing award-winning and ground-breaking technologies at ISC West 2023, in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA.
Highlighted will be the award-winning sensor fusion engine, a wide range of perimeter sensors, and software innovations for security and business operations.
Sensor Fusion Engine
“Our development team has made advancements with the Sensor Fusion Engine, a breakthrough AI-based technology that reduces setup complexity, defeats nuisance/false alarms, and ultimately gives the customer the highest level of confidence in identifying and detecting real threats,” said Jeremy Weese, Chief Technology Officer for Senstar.
Jeremy Weese adds, “Sensor fusion is Ideal for protecting specific problematic perimeter zones where the performance of existing technologies isn’t sufficient.”
Sensor fusion challenge
The sensor fusion engine accesses low-level data to intelligently characterise potential risks
At ISC West, Senstar is inviting booth visitors to take part in the sensor fusion challenge, an interactive basketball game that differentiates between nuisance alarms and real threats.
The sensor fusion engine accesses low-level data to intelligently characterise potential risks. Data synthesis enables the system to achieve levels of performance that exceed those of the individual sensors.
AI-based video analytics
In 2022, the Sensor Fusion Engine was a proud recipient of a Security Industry Association NPS Award, and soon this solution will work with a new AI-based high-performance video analytics.
Jeremy Weese stated, “The analytic uses a trained, deep neural network (DNN) to accurately classify objects, enhancing the performance of the sensor fusion engine even further.”
Demonstrations
Visitors to the Senstar booth will also see demonstrations of sensors including the FiberPatrol point-locating sensor for fence, wall, and buried applications, and the Senstar LM100, an all-in-one detection and deterrence system.
Also present were the FlexZone fence-mounted sensor, and OmniTrax, locating buried cable intrusion detection sensor.
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- Remote surveillance
- Digital video surveillance
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- IP video surveillance
- Electronic security systems
- Application security
- Industrial security
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- Perimeter security
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- Security devices
- Security installation
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- Security camera systems
- Security monitoring system
- Security access systems
- Network monitoring
- Asset tracking
- Video analytics
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- Wireless security
- Network cameras
- Door access control
- Security software
- IP Surveillance
- Industrial surveillance
- Physical Security Information Management (PSIM)
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- Crime prevention
- Crowd Management
- Corporate Security
- Indoor Security
- Central Monitoring
- Data Security
- Security Assessments
- Cloud security
- Artificial intelligence (AI)
- Mobile access
- Video surveillance
- Smart home
- ISC West
- Smart Cities
- Touchless Security
