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Auratek Security Inc.

This article discusses the working principles of the PSP-16-V portable sensor, including its 16 distinct detection zones and 5 examples of applications. It also explores how the sensor can be used as a potential replacement for land mines and for securing various assets. The article concludes by highlighting past and current US agency customers and the widespread use of the technology worldwide.

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Auratek Security Inc.

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  1. Auratek Security Inc. Recent Development in Portable Sensor Presented by: André Gagnon P. Eng. NDIA 19th Annual Security Division, Session VIII, Group II Symposium & Exhibition Hyatt Regency, Reston, VA, June 2003 Auratek Security Inc

  2. Table of Contents • PSP-16-V working principles • 16 distinct zones, 1 single detection system • 5 examples of applications, including; • Making the Concertina Wire the sensing element • A potential replacement for “land mines” !!! • Wrapping the secure asset with an invisible field • Past / Current US agency customers • Conclusion Auratek Security Inc

  3. Zone 5 Zone 4 Zone 3 Zone 2 Zone 1 PSP-16-V Working Principles Alarms Outputs & Video Assessment Each PSP-16-V: • Receives 16 Tx (RF sensors). • Based on cellular concept. • Each zone is frequency coded. • Transmit alarms via RF. • 32 PSP-16-V can be grouped into one master PC. Other Sensors Inputs PSP-16-VRx Tx Tx Tx F1 F2 F16 Auratek Security Inc

  4. Zone 1 Zone 4 Zone 3 Zone 2 Ex 1: Transmitting into sections of sensor cables Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 . . . Zone 8 • Each sensor cable section forms a distinct zone. • One dual frequency transmitter per zone. • 8 zones per system. • Receive via one single antenna remotely placed. PSP-16-V FSP-500 Auratek Security Inc

  5. Ex 1a: Sensor cable crossing a ditch Auratek Security Inc

  6. Ex 1b: Making the Concertina Wirethe sensing element Auratek Security Inc

  7. Ex 1b: Making the Concertina Wirethe sensing element • The sensor cable is mounted inside the concertina wire along the center axial and held in place by a non-metallic suspender. • A detection field of 3ft (1 m) surrounds the concertina wire. • Transmitters are mounted inside the concertina wire. • 30 m per zone. • More tolerable to high wind. No alarm for up to 2 inches of lateral displacement. Alarms when deformed by more than 6 inches. Auratek Security Inc

  8. Ex 1c: Sensor cable deployed on pavement Auratek Security Inc

  9. Ex 1d: The dual frequency transmitter Auratek Security Inc

  10. Ex 1e: The PSP-16-V Auratek Security Inc

  11. Zone 5 Zone 5 Zone 4 Zone 4 Zone 3 Zone 3 Zone 2 Zone 2 Zone 1 Zone 1 Ex 2: Transmitting into many miniature antennas Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 . . . Zone 8 • Each area radiated by a miniature antenna forms a distinct zone. • The miniature antennas are mounted on trees or fences. • One dual frequency transmitter per antenna. • 8 zones per system. • Receive via one single sensor cable. • No antenna PSP-16-V Auratek Security Inc

  12. Ex 2a: Transmitter, mounted directly on chain link fence Auratek Security Inc

  13. Ex 3: Transmitting into imitation objects 1 1 ZONE 1 ZONE 2 ZONE 3 ZONE 4 ZONE 5 PSP-16-V Rx System 1 Kilometer 10+ miles ZONE 14 Intrusion Alarms ZONE 15 ZONE 16 Auratek Security Inc

  14. A potential replacement for “land mines” !!! • Transmitters are hided into imitation natural object • Detection width of 7ft (2 meters) diameter. • Transmitters include a built-in wire type antenna. • Multiple transmitters can be launched using conventional rocket gun. • One remote receiver can be placed as far as 1 kilometer away using a high gain directional antenna. Auratek Security Inc

  15. Ex 4: Securing any metal platforms • Transmitter is using the metal platform ie: aircraft, tanks, radar, depot shelter, etc. as the transmitting antenna. • A detection field of 3ft (1 m) surrounds the platform in 3D. • Transmitter electronics are mounted inside the platform. • 4 frequencies per transmitter, hence 4 secured metal platforms. • One remote receiver placed as far as 2 kilometers away using a high gain directional antenna. Auratek Security Inc

  16. Ex 4a: Securing 4 stationary tanks Intrusion Alarms 10+ miles PSP-16-V Rx System Auratek Security Inc

  17. Zone 1 Zone 4 Zone 3 Zone 2 Ex 5: Transmitting into sections of sensor cable, receiving in a parallel sensor cable Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 . . . Zone 8 • Each cable section form a distinct zone. • One dual frequency transmitter per zone. • 8 zones per system. • Receive via one single parallel cable to form a double width zone. • Typical cable spacing varies between 2m (6’) to 4m (14’) for short and long zones respectively. PSP-16-V Auratek Security Inc

  18. Past / Current US Agencies Customer • Sandia Laboratory, Tech-3 group, NM 1994 • INS, Federal Prison, Batavia, NY 1996 • FBOP, Rooftop of FDC-Miami, FL 1996 • Secret Service, Martha Vineyard VIP, MA 1997 • Secret Service, Secretary of State VIP 1997 • Kuwait Border trial, SAIC, MA 1997 • Hungarian US Army base, BLAHA, Fort Belvoir, VA 1998 • Pine-Bluff Arsenal, AK, Fort Belvoir, VA 1999 • Quantico Marine Corps, FBI Academy, VA 2000 • Smithsonian Museum, National Zoo, DC 2001 • Capitol Building, Capitol Police, DC 2001 • State Department, Construction Division, DC 2001 • State Department, Foreign Service, DC 2002 Auratek Security Inc

  19. Conclusion • Mature and proven technology • Over 1200 zones installed. • Installed in 16+ countries. • Applications are restricted to high level of security. • Zero calibration, ready to go RF sensor. • High potential technology • Using the metal platform (fuselage) as antenna. • Using the wire distribution of a building as antenna. • Inexpensive, throw away, disposable sensor. Auratek Security Inc

  20. Thank youhave a nice day Auratek Security Inc

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