Perimeter Intrusion Detection for Military and Critical National Facilities
Solutions
Lookout™
Industry
Defense·Energy·Security
Applicatios
Intrusion & Zone Monitoring
Track movement even in darkness and blind spots
to make the perimeter of critical national facilities intelligent.
Target Customers
• Military units and defense-related facilities
• Power plants, substations, and energy infrastructure
• Critical national facilities such as data centers, airports, and ports
• Security and perimeter system integration and operating companies
Challenges
• Clear limits to monitoring a wide perimeter and blind spots 24/7 with limited personnel
• In nighttime and low-light conditions, it is difficult to quickly determine an intruder’s position and direction of movement
• Even when an alarm sounds, confirming an actual intrusion takes time, delaying initial response
Existing Limitations
• CCTV can be affected by nighttime, backlight, fog, and occlusion by trees and structures
• Fence-detection sensors struggle to distinguish the cause of vibration and can produce false alarms
• Thermal cameras detect heat sources but are limited in analyzing precise location and movement trajectory
• Alarms from multiple security devices are siloed, making it difficult to assess the situation comprehensively
Solution Approach
• Define the perimeter and restricted areas as 3D virtual boundaries and hazard zones with LiDAR
• Detect and track intruding objects’ position, direction of movement, speed, and dwell time in real time
• Raise an immediate alert when a predefined situation occurs, such as boundary crossing, loitering, or reverse-direction movement
• Integrate with CCTV, VMS, warning lights, and existing integrated control systems to support on-site verification
• Apply conditions such as object size and movement characteristics to reduce unnecessary alarms and log perimeter events
Expected Benefits
• Establish a continuous surveillance system for the wide perimeter and blind spots
• Shorten initial response time by quickly confirming actual intrusion location and direction of movement
• Reduce the workload of security personnel spent verifying repeated false alarms
• Enable perimeter operations with less dependence on video identification at night
• Analyze security-vulnerable areas and improve the perimeter system using intrusion event records
