Protection and access control are currently treated with equal seriousness both at the scale of a single enterprise and at the level of facilities important for the functioning of the state. A particularly difficult problem is the automatic protection of large facilities or land areas against unauthorized intrusion or tampering attempts.
Whether it is for the continuous protection of vertical building walls or horizontal zones of checkpoints at territorial borders (Fig. 1), the best solution may prove to be the LMS (Laser Measurement System) laser scanner. It is a kind of optical “radar” that allows for the monitoring of areas with a radius of up to 80 meters and a field of view of 100° or 180°, regardless of the time of day or weather conditions.
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Whether it is for the continuous protection of vertical building walls or horizontal zones of checkpoints at territorial borders (Fig. 1), the best solution may prove to be the LMS (Laser Measurement System) laser scanner. It is a kind of optical “radar” that allows for the monitoring of areas with a radius of up to 80 meters and a field of view of 100° or 180°, regardless of the time of day or weather conditions.
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The article comes from the magazine “Logistyka” 2002/2.<\/div>
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