360 Vision Technology, the UK manufacturer of rugged HD, radar and thermal PTZ imaging cameras, will be participating in a technology partners’ collaboration, to promote the ‘Power of Partnerships: Intelligent Integration’, at The Security Event (TSE), 30 April-2 May 2024, at the NEC, Birmingham.

At stand 5/P75 & 5/P80, 360 Vision will join a selection of technology partners displaying a ‘not to be missed’ immersive and interactive live demonstration. The innovative presentation will focus on how selecting best-in-class hardware and software components for an enterprise electronic security system solution can deliver outstanding results. It will also highlight the variety of features and benefits simply not available when selecting a proprietary end-to-end solution - promoting the collaborative ‘Power of Partnerships’ to enable ‘Intelligent Integration’ for security solutions across all sectors and industries.

Fully integrated system

IntelexVision will be demonstrating event analysis via their iSentry software

Alongside technology partners Secure Logiq, VCA Technology, Milestone Systems, IntelexVision, and Lenel, 360 Vision will be showing how their market-pioneering range of ruggedised surveillance cameras can be employed at the edge of system design and seamlessly connected to a Milestone Video Management System (VMS). 

In this fully integrated system, VCA Technology will be highlighting real-time video analytics, while IntelexVision will be demonstrating event analysis via their iSentry software. Additionally, Lenel will be showing the latest access control technology on the stand, whilst the whole system will be backed by specialist server technology from Secure Logiq - all working seamlessly together, live, in a real-world setting.

Benefits of the combined technologies

Interactive live rally of how these pioneering works partners meld their technology

To showcase each technology and to explain its advantages, visitors to the stand will see a unique model city, displaying an immersive and interactive live demonstration of how these pioneering manufacturer partners integrate their technology. The benefits of the combined technologies will be demonstrated and will feature a variety of simulated environments, including famous landmarks and familiar public spaces. 

The model city display will show how protecting people, places & assets and ensuring safety across all verticals, from critical national infrastructure and public spaces, to transport, finance, retail and data centres, can be made more effective and simplified using the ‘Power of Partnerships – Intelligent Integration’  approach.

Powerful integrated solutions

We’re very excited to be exhibiting at this year’s TSE,” says Tony Holloway, Solutions Specialist at 360 Vision Technology. “Our participation on the stand will show how manufacturing and technology partnerships can be brought together to create powerful integrated solutions for any security application."

"We can’t wait for visitors to see the fabulous model city that’s been created, devised to display the many different aspects of everyday life that require a variety of combined security solutions to manage them effectively.” 

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