Improving Campus Security with Mobile Duress Devices and Wireless Sensors
Craig Dever from Inovonics talks about the overall benefits of wireless technologies, as well as their real-world applications in education and healthcare.
Craig Dever from Inovonics talks about the overall benefits of wireless technologies, as well as their real-world applications in education and healthcare.
The sensor detects unusual audio levels, aggressive voices and phrases, gunshots, calls for help, breaking glass, and other unique sounds.
People-counting technologies have evolved over the years. Here’s the low-down on the different types and which applications suit them best.
FreshAir1’s sensors are able to monitor for and detect specific molecules in both tobacco and marijuana smoke.
The sensor that monitors the freezer containing the vaccines didn’t work and didn’t notify hospital personnel of the problem.
Campuses and communities are now faced with addressing the logistics, security and privacy challenges associated with the vaccine rollout, as well as a hesitancy by some to be vaccinated.
These solutions can help your hospital thwart infant abductions, which often are very carefully planned.
In this webinar, attendees will learn the observable behaviors people exhibit as they head down a path of violence so we can help prevent the preventable.
This discussion will help participants analyze, understand, and assess their own program effectiveness.