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Carlsbad

Carlsbad is a rugged mobile tablet computer designed for police and emergency use. Carlsbad allows rich mobile data to be used over the Tetra radio network in the United Kingdom and Europe, going beyond text and audio transmission. A tablet computer, an antenna, a radio and input and output ports are enclosed in molded urethane plastic covers with an integrated rubber bumper. The screen measures 10.1 inches. Finger grooves and a nylon hand strap support comfortable use while walking, and the sculpted rear form fits the hand during long patrols.

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Shadow

Shadow is a multifunctional lifesaving blanket designed to help people displaced by conflict, climate events and other emergencies. Shadow combines three functions: a buoyancy aid, a warming blanket and a simple sleeping bag. A buoyancy sponge inside the product provides about 90 newtons of support in water, and a waterproof inner layer keeps important documents dry. An aluminium film lining reflects body heat to retain warmth. High-frequency heat sealing makes the product strong and watertight. Elastic bands allow quick folding for carrying and fast unfolding when needed.

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37 Degrees Driver Drowsiness Alarm

37 Degrees Driver Drowsiness Alarm is a warning system for cars. The system monitors the fatigue level of the driver during driving. A sensor and a vibrating motor are embedded in the driver seat and the steering wheel, and a buzzer is placed in the headrest. Body data such as heart rate is captured and analyzed. When the driver is estimated to be sleepy, the seat vibrates gently and the buzzer sounds. The alert is intended to wake the driver and to help prevent road accidents caused by drowsy driving.

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FC100

FC100 is a face recognition camera designed for security and city management. The tubular camera uses a dedicated artificial intelligence chip and deep learning algorithms to detect and track faces in moving crowds. The camera selects the clearest portrait from a series of captured images, with a reported accuracy of up to 95 percent. FC100 can be connected to a computer or a network video recorder for viewing. In shopping malls and subway stations, the camera can count visitors in real time to support planning. The housing is produced by injection molding and die casting.

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niroKey

niroKey is a face recognition device for access control, conference sign-in, staff attendance, visitor reception and payment. The rounded form and curved glass front create one continuous body with a matte white finish for a friendly appearance. Visible light and infrared cameras support secure identification, and a hidden fill light allows use in dark or backlit places. A face is recognized in about half a second. The aluminum housing spreads heat, and a modular bracket suits desktop, wall and floor installation.

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Argus

Argus is a biometric camera designed for identity checks in secure offices, airports and checkpoints. Argus was created as a low cost alternative to more expensive biometric systems and staffed checkpoints. A camera with a long zoom lens is housed vertically inside a slim cylindrical pillar. Only a lightweight mirror moves to provide pan and tilt, which allows a compact size and fast motion. Argus can identify about 10 people per minute at a distance of 3 to 8 feet. The serious and minimal form hides the high speed movement.

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