The “G-NIUS”, digital soldier, flying camera, smart gate and a data center deep under Jerusalem rock

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• UAS (Unmanned Air Systems) assist in defense of the homeland borders, collection of intelligence and prevention of terror and criminal activity. A micro-UAS demonstrated in an exhibition this week showed how small and stinging can an unmanned air system be.
• No larger than a toy helicopter of children, operated by electrical motors, and with a payload containing within the little aircraft a very high quality camera. This is the “flying camera” – FLYING CAMERA SYSTEM of ALEPPO, presented this week in Bynet Expo 2013 of Bynet Computer Communication Group. This tiny aircraft can fly over a border and send high resolution pictures, and it can also protect your farm from thieves of equipment and agricultural products.
• Not far from it a Digital Soldier is located, carrying a small bag with photography equipment and means of transmitting the material to a war room or command center, everything online and in real time. A system of TMCU.

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  Next – “The – GUARDIUM of GNIUS (a joint venture of Elbit Systems and IAI, with a Bynet wireless communication subsystem). This is an unmanned vehicle, wandering along the border or a patrol way, carrying on board cameras and video equipment for photography, detection of IEDs, borders protection, and in case of need it can also carry weapons. It is operational in IDF and some other armies, and already today protects thousands of kilometers of borders.

• The “SMART GATE”, a development of Bynet. Automation of entries and exits too plants and facilities. A truck arrives at the gate and meets the SMART GATE position, it is weighed, and the driver documents are checked, such as licenses, how many hours he was driving, the travel destinations and quantities of merchandise. The system will detect exceeding of weight or driving hours for prevention of accidents. It is suitable for harbors, plants and facilities.
• RSA presents solutions for detection of cyber attacks in the network. For instance, the ECAT software will detect threats and attacks by looking for exceptions, changes and (negative) innovations in the network, and in this way it will detect a new virus, a Trojan horse, and attack threats. NET WITNESS software sits at a critical location in the network, receives all the traffic, analyzes each segment of information, and in this way detects exceptions.

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CEO of Bynet Communications, Alon ben Tzur, provided in the exhibitions details on some of the new and advanced projects of the company:

• Establishment of the largest Data Center in Israel, 35 meters below ground level, in rocky ground in the vicinity of Jerusalem. The data center will provide services of data storage, cloud hosting, and many other services.
• Shabas, Israeli Prison Service. The company will provide thousands of phones of a new type, that will enable the prisoner to talk with his family and will enable Shabas execution of recording and biometric authentication of the speakers. 
• Training Centers City (“Yir ha-Bahadim”) in the Negev. The company completed planning of a comprehensive system in the emerging Training Centers City that will include media systems, public announcement, projection, communication networks, multi-channel TV systems, and more.

Written by: iHLS NewsDesk