Our system can be operated independently or fully integrated with a coexisting Integrated Fixed Tower (IFT) system. When deployed alongside an IFT system, Custom and Border Protection (CBP) personnel deploy the Relocatable Tower (RT) to a remote location overlooking an area-of-interest (AoI) as part of a mission plan. CBP personnel start the power system, deploy the outriggers, elevate the sensors from the stowed position, and erect the tower to the designated height within an hour and a half.

Our Mobile Surveillance Systems leverage proven capabilities, including command and control system features, into a mobile package. Whether it’s mounted on a truck, trailer, or relocatable tower, our mobile systems provide extended coverage and flexibility for Border Patrol agents. These systems are ideal for monitoring hard-to-reach locations or areas with special environmental sensitivity.

Supporting a multi-layered border security strategy and associated CONOPs, our TORCH^® command and control system/common operating picture correlates and displays all items of interest detected by one or more sensors deployed along the border. Automation techniques that utilize artificial intelligence facilitate identification and classification.

The results are then presented to the operator and the agents in the field. The goal is to only present the information which requires attention so they can accurately and efficiently respond and resolve border incursions.

Our Integrated Fixed Towers system is tested, certified and operational along portions of the U.S. southern border and provide long-range, 360-degree surveillance persistent capability.

The towers are mounted with a variety of cameras and sensors. Information from the towers is networked to command and control centers operated by Border Patrol agents. From there, agents use the data to detect, track, identify and classify border activity.

Quick deployment and advanced observation. Our man-portable technologies include multi-rotor small UAS with vertical take-off and landing capabilities and highly sensitive thermal day/night cameras with stabilized tracking that can be deployed tough terrain.

Elbit Systems of America's Re-Drone Counter Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) is a modular, multi-sensor, open-architecture system designed to support most operator requirements. The passive signal intelligence is capable of detecting all types of UAS communications and separating them from the systems operator.

Our TraxTerra unattended ground sensors are comprised of miniaturized, spatially distributed and bi-directional remotely monitored sensors. Deployed at the ground level, these standalone, self-powered, intelligent nodes cooperatively detect and track the movements of people, vehicles, and other events.