One · Sector · Hyperlocation
From the whole zone to the exact spot.
Three ways to use the same sensors, depending on the level of certainty your team needs. They apply equally to CarDefense and JammerDefense.
The ladder of certainty
What you know
That there is an attack, and in which zone
What your team does
Your guard sweeps the zone
What you know
Which floor or sub-zone
What your team does
Your guard goes to the right floor or sector
What you know
8×8 meters, even in the worst case
What your team does
Gets there almost on top of it
What you know
Under 5 meters
What your team does
Closes the search on the ground
Hyperlocation is not a separate device: it is a way of configuring the same sensors. A more affordable deployment does not protect less, it protects more slowly.
| Configuration | What you know | What your team does |
|---|---|---|
| One | That there is an attack, and in which zone | Your guard sweeps the zone |
| Sector | Which floor or sub-zone | Your guard goes to the right floor or sector |
| Hyperlocation | 8×8 meters, even in the worst case | Gets there almost on top of it |
| CarDefense Mobile | Under 5 meters | Closes the search on the ground |
How it's set up
A single sensor, sensitive enough to cover the venue or the zone of interest.
What you know
That there is an attack, and in which zone.
How it's set up
Several sensors that subdivide the venue by floor or horizontally.
What you know
Which floor or sub-zone the attacker is on.
How it's set up
Several sensors + AI.
What you know
Up to 8×8 meters, even in the worst case.
They are levels of certainty, not of coverage.
Coverage is the sensor's. The configuration defines how much your guard has to search. A more affordable deployment doesn't protect less: it protects more slowly.
Hyperlocation is not a separate device. The 8×8 holds up in an enclosed parking garage, with varying geometry and materials where the signal bounces and gets absorbed. It is not a lab figure.
53ha
coverage with one sensor
Up to 53 hectares with one sensor (about 131 acres), a radius of 410 m.
8×8m
precision with Hyperlocation
Even in the worst case: an enclosed parking garage, where the signal bounces and gets absorbed.