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Light Work
01.06.2010

Light Work

Over the last few years, environmental awareness has increased drastically. Instead of relying only on fossil or nuclear energy for generating electricity, renewable energies have come into play. Power is generated from natural resources such as wind, water, tides, geothermal heat and solar energy. One of the main solar plants in Spain is the Abertura Solar Park. It represents an investment of over 225 Million Euro and FLIR Systems have provided a total surveillance solution consisting of thermal imaging cameras, network video storage and video analytics. more
Powering Up the Right Equipment
27.05.2010

Powering Up the Right Equipment

Any power supply performing a mandatory function of a new or upgraded European fire alarm system must be third-party approved as being fully compliant with EN 54 part 4 Amendment 2. This includes not just the fire alarm system's CIE (fire alarm control panel) but also any PSU that controls a beam detector, digital communicator, aspirating smoke detector or sounder control unit. more
A Machine for Growth
25.05.2010

A Machine for Growth

With solutions for the production and personalization of cards and passports as its prime business, the Mühlbauer Group also supplies systems for microchip die sorting, solar cell manufacture and electronic component tracking. Their 'Precision Parts & Systems' division produces highly accurate components, not only for company-internal use but also for demanding customers in aerospace, motorsport and medicine. Matthias Erler of GIT-SECURITY.com questioned the key figure behind the company name about the company's philosophy, products and potential. more
Network Cameras for Soccer World Cup
21.05.2010

Network Cameras for Soccer World Cup

The preparations for the soccer World Cup in South Africa are in full swing. One of the most crucial aspects with such a major event is guaranteeing the safety and security of the thousands of visitors. The Soccer City as well as the Coca-Cola Park Stadium have therefore fundamentally modernised their respective video surveillance systems. They both now rely on a consistent IP solution supplied by German manufacturer Dallmeier. more
IP Cameras for a Safe Harbor
19.05.2010

IP Cameras for a Safe Harbor

Whenever expensive items are involved, security is always a major concern. If you‘ve fulfilled a childhood dream of owning your own large boat, you would prefer to keep it safe from theft and vandalism, even when you‘re not there to keep an eye on it yourself. Herrington Harbour North Marina in Maryland had Basler IP cameras installed to protect their grounds and everything on them. more
Security in RFID-based Personnel Identification
17.05.2010

Security in RFID-based Personnel Identification

It is well known that every security method has its limits and that the effort required to crack a security pass or a transponder in an RF-based (Radio Frequency) identification system in most cases bears no relation to the potential gain. The first section of this two-part article provides tips on what to look for in the choice, introduction and security of RFID-based ID systems and what influencing factors there are. The second part will cover new developments and their resistance to hacking attempts. more
Key Management System
11.05.2010

Key Management System

A typical gatehouse at a large factory or other establishment always needed a large back wall on which to hang all the various keys that were used throughout the site. But even with the advent of card and token access solutions, some keys are still essential today to secure certain equipment, vehicles, rooms and document cabinets. So management of keys has moved into the 21st century and now utilizes RF technology to keep track of them. In a hospital environment, this advent from deister electronic has provided a neat and cost-effective solution to a tiresome task. more
Tips for the Casino Security Buyer
04.05.2010

Tips for the Casino Security Buyer

If it is to ensure fair play for all its guests, the fulfilment of its legal obligations as well as its continued existence as a business, a casino has to provide security in all areas of its operation. This means providing security behind the scenes as well as front of house: for instance to protect staff who handle large sums in chips or cash, inside and outside business hours, as well as those who deal with guests. more
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