SUNNYVALE, Calif., May 25, 2022--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Quanergy Systems, Inc., (NYSE: QNGY) ("Quanergy") a leading provider of LiDAR sensors and smart 3D solutions, announced today that Audio Technology has selected Quanergy to provide perimeter intrusion detection to reduce false alarms, provide real-time tracking and classification, all while working under any lighting conditions.
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Quanergy Chosen by Audio Technology to Protect Military Base (Graphic: Business Wire)
Quanergy provides perimeter security to a critical military site in Egypt. The infrastructure facility is using Quanergy’s M-Series sensors and its powerful QORTEX DTC™ perception software, which allow accurate tracking of people in complex environments. Quanergy’s solution integrates a leading video management system (VMS) technology combined with Hanwha PTZ cameras to cover 7.7 km of fence. The solution allows for automatic tracking and dividing alarms in certain zones with a much higher accuracy and at longer distances than achievable with cameras alone.
"We want to deliver the highest level of protection for critical infrastructure facilities," said Emad Adly, president, Audio Technology. "Quanergy is providing a 3D LiDAR-based perimeter intrusion detection system (PIDS) to protect a critical infrastructure. They are providing this to a military facility and it is reducing false alarms. The Quanergy technology provides real-time tracking and unmatched accuracy when tracking potential threats."
"Quanergy’s suite of 3D LiDAR-based perimeter intrusion detection solutions is being deployed around the world to ensure secure building access, reliable protection of key campuses and the safety of people," said Enzo Signore, chief marketing officer, Quanergy Systems. "Critical infrastructures such as data centers, energy companies, and government organizations are looking at augmenting their existing camera-based security systems with powerful 3D LiDAR solutions to enhance the safety of their assets while reducing costly false alarms."
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Quanergy’s (NYSE: QNGY and QNGY.WS) mission is to create powerful, affordable smart LiDAR solutions for automotive and IoT applications to enhance people’s experiences and safety. Quanergy has developed the only true 100% solid-state CMOS LiDAR sensor built on optical phased array (OPA) technology to enable the mass production of low-cost, highly reliable 3D LiDAR solutions. Through Quanergy’s smart LiDAR solutions, businesses can now leverage real-time, advanced 3D insights to transform their operations in a variety of industries including industrial automation, physical security, smart cities, smart spaces and much more. Quanergy solutions are deployed by nearly 400 customers across the globe. For more information, please visit us at www.quanergy.com.
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