The 100 m2 booth will provide visitors with information on SeeTec video management software in the fields of industry, transportation, logistics, retail, finance and correctional facilities/prisons
The SeeTec Cayuga R9 product version will be presented to customers in realistic themed areas

At this year's Security trade fair in Essen, SeeTec will be presenting video management applications for a wide range of areas and industries. The focus will be on solutions, with the new SeeTec Cayuga R9 product version presented to customers and partners in realistic themed areas.

SeeTec VMS applications

From 27th to 30th September, SeeTec will be demonstrating typical video solutions in themed areas covering six different fields at Booth 2D11 in Hall 2. The 100 m2 booth will provide visitors with information on SeeTec video management software in the fields of industry, transportation, logistics, retail, finance and correctional facilities/prisons. Live presentations will provide a more in-depth understanding of the specific features of a particular segment.

Solution areas

In the "Industry" area, for example, SeeTec will be presenting effective options for protecting production facilities or office complexes against unauthorised access, vandalism or theft. The "Transportation and cities" area, meanwhile, will demonstrate how and where video technology can be used in public areas to protect buildings, open spaces and transport systems in light of the current level of threat. Mobile systems such as body cams and drones also play a key role here. SeeTec's logistics solutions are aimed at forwarding companies, parcel service providers and trading companies who can use video technology to minimise losses and cases of damage.

"Our themed areas will enable us to demonstrate the concrete benefits of video technology to our visitors for a range of different applications," explains Andreas Conrad, Head of Product Management and Marketing at SeeTec. "We always keep the complete solution in mind – our video management software is only ever one part of an overall concept."

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