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Wireless Networks
Maintaining a usable wireless internet connection on a large campus is possible with point‑to‑multipoint mesh networks such as FluidMesh, designed specifically for providing a singular connection on high-speed train systems. This provides a network connection for intrusion detection in remote areas or stations; specifically, the ability to integrate motion sensors, door position switches, and glass break or noise sensors. Areas containing sensitive machinery can be monitored to ensure that they are operating within system limits for factors such as moisture, temperature, and particulate. In the event of one of those alarms going off, security detail can view live feeds to ensure the area is safe before going in to make any adjustments.Integrated Systems
Unified interfacing between CCTV, access control, and intrusion systems provide an additional layer of protection to facilities and critical areas. Monitoring critical infrastructure with video analytics, such as perimeter detection, maximizes personnel resources by reducing the number of patrol walks needed. In the case of debris on tracks or interference with remote buildings, analytics expedite emergency response times. Crowd management, pedestrian traffic volume and direction, and vehicle monitoring are made easier with alerts for unusual changes. Surveillance in parking lots and outside of buildings also ensure a high level of safety and policy enforcement for people and facilities.Access control
By incorporating access control to parking lots and garages, allow staff or prepaid customers to bypass the usual pay-by-the-hour or pay-per-ride ticketing systems. Scheduling software integrated with access control ensures that only scheduled and approved employees are allowed to "badge in" before their shift and confirm that they are no longer on premises by "badging out".Scheduling
Scheduling software and digital displays combine to keep travelers informed on arrivals, departures, and delays. Paging and alert systems allow for audible and visual notifications, informational broadcasts, or directions during emergency situations.
