IPVideo Corporation has announced that the company will be sponsoring the Texas Night 2022 event – ‘Boots on the Ground’, in Atlanta, Georgia, USA, on Sunday, September 11th, 2022 and will be highlighting the new HALO IOT Smart Sensor 3C. 

The 7th annual Texas Night event - Texas Night 2022 will be held at Guardian Works in Atlanta, Georgia, at 6 pm and will be in support of the great members of ASIS, who proudly represent the communities in the security field.

HALO Smart Sensor 3C

The HALO Smart Sensor 3C will be showcased at the event and is an all-in-one device

The HALO Smart Sensor 3C will be showcased at the event and is an all-in-one device that now includes a panic button, 2-way audio communications, indoor health index, emergency escape and alert lighting, motion detection, and options for people counting and customised sensors, such as ozone, sulfur dioxide, water leaks, etc. 

These innovative solutions add to the existing award-winning security features of the HALO Smart Sensor 3C, including gunshot detection, noise alerts, and emergency key word alerting and still does not use a camera or record audio. With HALO Smart Sensor 3C, the security industry now has more options to maintain privacy of the individual and provide security anywhere!

Texas Night 2022 and GSX 2022 events

In addition to the Texas Night 2022 event, stop by IPVideo Corporation’s Booth #2610, in order to see the HALO Smart Sensor 3C at the Global Security Exchange (GSX) 2022 show, which is taking place from September 12th to September 14th, 2022, at the Georgia World Congress Center, in Atlanta, Georgia, USA.

See first-hand how the HALO 3C has taken it beyond vaping with its award-winning security features. The HALO IoT Smart Sensor holds six individual patent protections with more patents pending.

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