New capabilities for prism 200

Cambridge Consultants has developed a remote laptop application for its prism 200 product, a through-wall radar that locates people in dangerous, high-risk situations.

The new laptop application will enable remote monitoring and data recording to take place, requiring only a sole operative or robot to deploy prism 200. Cambridge Consultants believes this application will improve safety and discretion in surveillance exercises when managing hostage situations or when searching a building for criminals or terrorists.

Prism 200 communicates using transmission control protocol/internet protocol (TCP/IP), enabling information to be monitored from a laptop computer and potentially anywhere in the world via the internet.

The new application enables a remote computer to be linked via a network cable or wireless link. Police, special forces, security services or emergency services can then review the 3D information created by prism 200 from a safer, more distant location.

Prism 200 uses high-powered signal processing to provide the intelligence it gathers in real time on the equipment’s display, which is immediately replicated on the display of a computer using the new laptop application

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