The SightLogix system included Thermal SightSensor video analytics cameras for detecting and tracking intrusions over large areas
A SightLogix-Geutebruck system will be demonstrated at ISC West 2012
SightLogix®, the leading intelligent thermal camera supplier for perimeter security applications, announces integration with Geutebruck’s GeViScope video system platform.
 
The combination of technologies provides actionable information about threats that may occur over outdoor areas, along with details for making quick and precise response decisions. SightSensor video analytic cameras, which detect objects that violate perimeter security rules, can now send video and alarm information over the network for display within the Geutebruck video management system. The combined solution can also trigger actions within the Geutebruck system to initiate alarm processing, such as recording or alarm notification.
 
A proven perimeter application leveraging the SightLogix-Geutebruck solution has been deployed in the harsh environment of the Middle East for over two years,” said John Romanowich, President and CEO, SightLogix. “We’re excited to announce this collaboration so other customers can benefit from this time-proven solution.”
 
The SightLogix-Geutebruck deployment has been operating on a high-security 15-kilometer perimeter in the Middle East since 2009. SightLogix will demonstrate a SightLogix-Geutebruck system in booth 4036 at ISC West, March 26-28 in Las Vegas.
 
It’s always a pleasure to see our products working in partnership with others to provide the complex mix of services users require," said Carl Raubenheimer, executive vice president of Geutebruck Security Inc. “After all that’s why Geutebruck products are designed to be flexible, cost-effective and open – so that they can be merged seamlessly into solutions where the total is worth much more than the sum of the parts.”

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