PSI July 2019

IFSEC 2019
Surveillance integration with
Maxxess
Maxxess highlighted a host of new surveillance
integrations at IFSEC, showing how eFusion
makes it easy to link security, fire, safety, building
and business systems together under a unified
management umbrella. Among the solutions on
the stand was the Sony SNC-VB770 full colour
ultra-low light camera, that was demonstrated in a
third-party housing as part of a PTZ solution, and
video technologies such as the latest video
management solutions (VMS) from Cathexis.
Maxxess eFusion makes it simple to deploy these
advances and integrate with more than 60
security and fire systems as well as business
management solutions from other vendors.
Drone-in-a-Box from Percepto
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Speedgates, launching the Glassgate 155 at the
end of 2017 and, most recently, the Glassgate 400
Plus. Both models enable Fastlane customers to
install turnstile lanes of up to 1200mm wide,
significantly wider than the standard 660mm and
914mm DDA and ADA compliant lanes that have
previously been supplied. But, with the
development of wider
lanes came the potential
for ‘sidegating’. Driven by
this emerging security risk,
IDL developed new optical
technology which was
demonstrated in the
Fastlane Glassgate 400
Plus model at IFSEC 2019.
Hikvision announces Secure by
Default initiative
Hikvision helped launch the Secure by Default
initiative and unveiled new product and
technology developments at the show this year.
Secure by Default is a set of minimum
requirements which for the first time will provide a
guarantee for users that network video security
products are as secure as possible in their default
settings out of the box. Secure by Default was
launched by UK Surveillance Camera
Commissioner Tony Porter as part of the first
National Surveillance Camera day, the launch of
which took place on Thursday June 20.
Percepto launched the next generation of its AIpowered
autonomous industrial Drone-in-a-Box
(DIB) at IFSEC. The solution includes a portable,
smaller, lighter-weight and weather resistant base
station. Adding 5G compatibility, the new DIB also
features seamless integration of 2D mapping and
3D modelling, customised reporting, compliance
and enhanced safety functions. At only 166(W) x
162(D) x 168(H) and 162kg, the smaller and lighter
weight (162 kg) Percepto Base makes it easy to
transport, deploy and manoeuvre units into
position, in order to schedule and manage a range
of surveillance, mapping, inspection and
maintenance missions.
3D Lidar technology from
Cepton
Cepton Technologies 3D Lidar
detection system, the Vista-Edge
Perception Evaluation Kit (PEK),
uses lasers to scan the
environment and build an image
of the world around it regardless of lighting
conditions. Presenting the technology in the UK
for the first time at IFSEC Cepton’s Neil
Huntingdon said that because the device
combines the sensor with a micro-computer in a
single package it can process the information
directly at the “edge” and highlight only potential
threats. This then guarantees the anonymity of
those not involved in any suspicious incident.
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