Carlsbad, CA, -- For the past four years SensorWave has quietly developed and tested Virtual Patrol™ at low-income housing facilities and gated communities in San Diego and Los Angeles, on high-risk city streets, at corporate office parks and manufacturing facilities. Supported by successful case studies and a state-of-the-
Virtual Patrol solves security industry problems by integrating real-time, intelligent video surveillance with a full cycle of proactive responses that are set in motion to deter potential problems. Responses include the ability for monitoring professionals to “talk down” directly to the site to deter problems and determine if further action by private security, police or emergency services is required. If the issue is escalated, SensorWave dispatchers will send Actionable Video Verification (AVV) directly to uniformed responders to ensure they are fully prepared and have a clear understanding of the situation before responding.
“Virtual Patrol was designed to eliminate the high costs associated with private security, collaborate with security firms to provide fewer but higher quality professionals, reduce false alarms and work hand-in-hand with law enforcement and emergency services in qualifying threats,” said chief executive officer, Kendell Lang. “We are raising the bar – and lowering the cost – through a combination of proprietary technology, high quality monitoring with a proactive feature set and AVV that is unique in the market.”
The Open House, hosted by SensorWave’s Advisory Board, a who’s who of highly regarded and successful business professionals, the company’s executive management team and staff, includes a catered lunch and presentation on the company and Virtual Patrol. Prior to the Open House, local uniformed professionals will participate in the first of a series of training classes on state-of-the-
