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Sight and Sound Systems Inc.
recently launched a new monthly subscription to provide clients with ongoing system monitoring, software updates and troubleshooting using the OvrC remote system management platform from Snap One.
he incident, which took place on the grounds of one of EIS’ customers, L.A.’s Amcal First Street Apartments, has drawn local TV news media attention. Here’s what transpired.
Justin Frazer, director of systems at EPIC, proposed deploying nine RAD ROSA devices (Responsive Observation Security Agent) at strategic locations where break-ins were most prevalent.
Quanergy Solutions Inc. was chosen by a large municipality in California to bolster pedestrian safety in the city's underground railways where fatality risks and costly liability issues were of growing concern.
Located on a remote site that’s home to the Huntsville Eagles Sports Complex, it is the future location that will house the district’s football and track stadium, baseball facilities, activity center and other buildings.
Utah’s 2023 House Bill (H.B.) 61 enabled USBE to administer a grant program for school safety, security and materials, which included the issuing of a request for proposal (RFP) for firearm detection software.
Xtract One’s system was chosen by the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs for its ability to detect a broad range of weapons including small arms, long arms, and knives as small as two inches.