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In current, more aptly called conservative security concepts, technical solutions are often still used too selectively, a camera here, a motion detector there, a light barrier there. Although attention is paid to covering critical and access areas as completely as possible, especially with cameras, the focus is rarely on the entire perimeter<\/a>. Serious security incidents, such as those that occurred at several airports in 2022, show how quickly this can take revenge. What is missing is a holistic approach to the security concept<\/strong> and an understanding of how networked security technology<\/a>, including surveillance robots<\/a>, works. We clarify.<\/p>\n

When we talk about modern security concepts, we always focus on our central platform solution. Acuda<\/strong>\u00ae<\/strong><\/a> connects and networks all actuators<\/a> with each other and allows their bidirectional data exchange. In this way, not only potential alarms are transmitted, but also position, status, etc., depending on the system. Actuators<\/span> are all security systems that are already IoT-capable or enabled via Nucron\u00ae<\/strong>, i.e. all existing fixed cameras, status detectors such as doors, barriers, motion detectors and also all security robots integrated in this system.<\/p>\n

The operators therefore always know where which technology is performing its defined task in which state, whether, when and which potential alarms, faults, etc. occur, and thus receive a complete overview. Cleverly thought out, a maximum of security can be guaranteed 24\/7, i.e. penetration attempts are detected in the beginning and in real time and corresponding automatic or manual reactions are triggered.<\/p>\n

We at Security Robotics<\/span> are developers and integrators, which is why we can integrate all types of sensor and camera technology – independent of the manufacturer – and also enable the connection to every type of NSL – emergency call and service control centre<\/a>. Let us explain the facts and possibilities with a concrete example.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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All safe, is it?<\/strong><\/h3>\n

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In a typical scenario, the fenced perimeter<\/span> with various gates, individual buildings with doors and windows, as well as various storage and parking areas are usually to be protected. The main gate is secured by a barrier and a guard house, the fence is solid and possibly equipped with climbing protection. There are swivelling cameras at the outer corners of the buildings and a PTZ dome camera keeps an eye on the car park and parking areas. Mechanical locking systems and an alarm system<\/a> are installed on doors and windows. Perhaps a security guard also makes his rounds on the property from time to time. So far, so typical.<\/p>\n

But this supposedly adequate security solution, which has been schematically sold as the ideal form for many years, has glaring weaknesses, because all elements act independently of each other:<\/p>\n