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Perimeter Protection

29 Dec

Bio-Hybrid and Cyborg Insect Systems

by Michael
in AI, All, CBRNE, Innovation, IoT, Perimeter Protection, Sensors, Technology
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A German company, SWARM Biotactics, is developing a new category of robotics: living, intelligent systems based on insects – equipped with custom-designed backpacks for control, sensing, and secure communication. These modular bio-robotic swarms augment the natural mobility of real organisms with AI, advanced sensors, and swarm intelligence – enabling silent access, close-range ISR, and real-time data collection where no other system can reach in cluttered,...

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19 Dec

Ground Radars for Perimeter Surveillance and Cueing

by Michael
in AI, Drones, IoT, Perimeter Protection, Radar, Sensors
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Ground-based radar can be a high-value layer in perimeter security because it reliably detects intruders approaching or crossing your boundary — especially in conditions where cameras or PIR motion sensors struggle (darkness, fog, rain, snow, shadows) and without requiring a direct visual line-of-sight. Key strengths for perimeter use:   1. All-weather, all-lighting detection – works 24/7. 2. Longer reach than PIR or lidar alone – up to hundreds...

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17 Dec

Curtains of Threat Detection Using Fused IoT and AI

by Michael
in AI, IoT, Perimeter Protection, Sensors
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Cameras offer simple, but useful, detection of breach, yet still, humans monitoring 24×7 begin to miss anomalous activity after 24 minutes (MIT study) due to normal cognitive processing by the human brain. The brain gets “tired”, very quickly, after watching 24 screens in real-time. Even then, detections are only that which a trained eye can see.  Still, we act upon what we see.  Augmenting cameras...

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