Optellios Launches iPatrol App to Push Security Alarm Information to iPhone
Optellios announced today that it has developed a mobile alarm monitoring platform, the FiberPatrol iPatrol software, capable of communicating valuable security information to people on the move. The launch of the new iPhone App allows for instant communication of alarm information to security personnel for assessing security threats in real time. The phone will display the exact GPS location on a satellite image and calculate the directions to the location of the alarm. Additional features include the ability to relay the alarm to others for a coordinated response, and view and control live cameras for closer inspection of the situation.
When security matters, it is important to know the exact location of an alarm and instantly communicate this information to the appropriate authorities for prompt action. As the leaders of fiber optic intrusion detection systems, Optellios has been supplying FiberPatrol solutions capable of instantly identifying the exact GPS location of one or more simultaneous intrusion attempts at some of the most critical sites in the country. FiberPatrol intrusion detection systems have been deployed in many sites such as DOD facilities, chemical storage locations, airports, detention facilities, power generation and substation infrastructure, and water/wastewater plants. FiberPatrol systems are used to protect miles of perimeter to accurately identify the location of the breach typically within 10 feet even when the sensor cable has been cut!
Optellios will be unveiling the new iPhone application at the ASIS trade show in Anaheim, California, on September 21-24th. Live demonstrations will be available to showcase the application at the show.
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