GMS have the ability to offer innovative protection solutions through the deployment of perimeter intrusion detection systems (V-Alert), radar and drone technology.

Perimeter Intrusion Detection

V-Alert is a perimeter alarm system that sets itself apart from others by being intelligent. It can tell the difference between false alarms (such as wind) and can isolate the exact area of an intrusion so that a response is directed in the correct location. V-Alert can be used along any length of perimeter fence and along any type of border. V-Alert can also easily switch between structures, so if a building wall forms part of your perimeter, it can still run continuously. The alarms work off both the X & Y axis and each individual alarm within a system can have its detection parameters set to the optimum levels of the specific area it is responsible for.

Radar Solutions

Our radar solutions can again be set to the environment in which they need to operate, so that the sensitivity levels are lower in areas where there may be a lot of movement (e.g. along a perimeter road) and intensified in areas where no activity is expected. Radar systems are particularly effective in large open expanses with limited or no perimeter protection. Upon detection, the radar unit will then track the object that triggered it until such time as it leaves the area of cover, or it is told to ignore it by the controller.

Both of the above technologies are ways of detecting perimeter intrusion after which the next logical step is to deploy a manned service to investigate the intrusion. In remote areas this can be difficult and is a drain on resources if it is then false. This is where unmanned aerial vehicles or drones come into their own.

Unmanned Aerial Vehicles

Unmanned aerial vehicles are self-driving flying units have a camera situated underneath them are suited for rapid deployment into areas where it would take time or extra effort to deploy a human.  A drone can also track and follow an intruder in real time, feeding this information back to a control room or portable device so that the response team is fully aware of a situation as they enter it.

Our drone technologies have the ability to be integrated into the two perimeter systems above, and if required, be automatically deployed upon either system triggering. With the pinpoint accuracy given from both the radar and the V-Alert, the drone is able to ‘home’ in on the location of the intruder and detect any further movements. The drone can then remain ‘on station’ until such time as the response team can attend, or in the case of a false activation return to base with now manpower being deployed.

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