Security & Surveillance

The visibility at the port varies according to the tide, and movement of large ships. On that day the visibility on the bottom was approx. four feet. We processed the video back at our office after the training was completed using our Lyyn T-38, yeilding the results seen in the video.

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Underwater surveillance technology
Marine camera, integrated software offer improved underwater surveillance, security
Published 3 June 2010
Underwater surveillance is one of the more difficult tasks for security personnel; darkness, humidity, murkiness, low temperature all make it difficult for camera equipment to capture clear images of elements in water; a new marine camera with integrated software offers a solution.
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A group of hunters were returning home in a boat when it was swamped and sank.  The police searched for a few days and then gave up.
“Two months later I was asked by the family for help.  VideoRay loaned me the gear to help the family and sent Erick Estrada as well (it’s his hand [...]

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The search was conducted using a camera mounted on a pole deployed from a 20’ vessel. Arc search patterns were executed using the boat motor to move the vessel left and right, while the bow of the vessel was fixed to a post on shore.
The LYYN T38 was connected between the pole camera and a [...]

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LYYN has participated in a joint, EU financed, project with SAAB Security and others to add advanced functionality to the SAAB Security concept “Remotely Operated Tower”. The project was called “Advanced Remote Tower (ART)”.

The SAAB security Remotely Operated Tower (ROT) is a breakthrough for airport operators and could be just what small and medium sized [...]

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