Israeli Company Helps East Asian Cops Look Through Walls
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Camero, the developer of radar-based Through Wall systems – was selected to supply dozens of its Tactical Through Wall Imaging Systems to an East Asian Police Force. An additional customer in Central Asia will be equipped with a full suite of these systems. Camero will supply the Xaver 800 to the East Asian police force. For the Central Asian customer, the full suite of Xaver 800, Xaver 400, and Xaver 100 will be supplied – which are optimized for the speed of tactical entries, making it ideal for tactical missions in urban areas.
The Xaver 800 is a portable, high-performance imaging system, providing a true 3D image of objects behind walls. The system enables quick location of people hidden by walls and barriers, and tracking of their movement patterns and orientation. It enables simultaneous detection of both static and living objects – as well as information about room dimensions and major infrastructure elements. Rich 3D imaging allows users to easily grasp the situation from multiple angles, enabling effective planning.
IHLS – Israel Homeland Security
A compact, lightweight, and durable personal device, the Xaver400 enables simultaneous detection of both static and moving objects within a range of up to 20m, and can be operated in stand-off mode at a distance from the wall. The system has been deployed in over 25 countries for both Military and Homeland Security applications (HLS) – such as terror activities, hostage rescue, anti-narcotics operations, and many other urban operations and missions.
The Xaver100 is an ultra-portable, handheld presence-of-life detector providing military, law enforcement, and search & rescue personnel with critical information in real time about the presence of life and its distance behind a wall. The Xaver 100 is ruggedized and ergonomically designed. It has a detection range of up to 20m, and built-in wireless capability for remote operation via a PDA – supporting remote monitoring and control of up to 5 Xaver 100 units simultaneously from a single PDA.
