Products & Services in Development

Products Line Development

The Net-centric Threat Detection System (NTDS) concept at this time has proven too expensive of an undertaking. However, there are NTDS concept sub-system capabilities that have shown promise and market potential. These capabilities have become the Two Core Product development efforts for TSSI.

1. Active Shooter Response Capability (ASRC) - a public-private community law enforcement collaboration that implements capabilities at both the Squad-car and Targeted Facility levels. The system introduces technologies that enable real-time data sharing and gives responders a visual of the scene before entry.

2. Law Enforcement -Standoff Inspection Drone Capability (L-SID) - this capability introduces technologies at the Squad-car level for immediate use during on-foot approaches to prevent ambush and other hazards in following situations:

Response to Domestic Incidents
Investigating Suspicious Scene/Area
Traffic Stop Enforcement
Suspect Fleeing on-foot.

In the above situations a specialized UAS/drone is launched from the Squad-car to provide live streaming video that is displayed on a officer worn heads-up-display (HUD) for real-time situational awareness. The UAS/drone features include autonomous flight routines, one-hand pistol grip controller, loud speaker, video zoom in/out, and automatic return-to- home/launchpad. L-SID operation does not require FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot Certificate, however familiarization training is required.

Future Developments (Other)

Robotic Sentries -Apprehension Assists
L-SID integration with ASRC
MSD Laptop Workstation (LTW) - Introduces 3 folding displays for a total of 4 interacting separate displays.
Desktop Monitors (DTM) - Introduces a standalone desktop monitor with 5 folding displays for a total of 6 interacting separate displays.

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Product details

The NTDS Robotic Suite, Robotic Bear Hugg Sentry (RBS) concept provides an active threat containment and mitigation capability:

1. Introduces “Bear Hugg™” technology to pursue, apprehend, and remove threats (perpetrators, suspects) to a “Safe Area”, minimizing harm to law enforcement professionals and others.

2. Dispatched via Remote or Autonomous maneuvering at speeds up to 20 MPH with a 300 lbs. payload and equipped with selected Sensors, Cameras, active Two-way communications, and threat mitigation capabilities to support Zone-2 and Zone-1 requirements.

3. Secure Link for live streaming situational information for decision support requirements.

4. The Robotic Suite currently consists of four configurations:

• Ground (Surface) maneuverable ( concept depicted in background)

Dog Bite Apprehension Assistant

• Aerial Surveillance & Tracking Drone Capability (ADC)

Law enforcement Standoff Inspection Drone (L-SID) concept is depicted in background.

6 Screen Display Desk Top Monitor

The Desktop monitor unfolds into 6 displays creating a virtual display wall to allow multi-tasking, data comparison and multiple web search and display functionality.

4 Screen Display Laptop Workstation

Both the MSD Laptop workstation and Desktop monitor feature unfolding and folding thin screen display technology and have applications in both office productivity, surveillance displays, and personal gaming and entertainment.

Mantrap Vestibule Inspection Queue (MIQ)

This is prototype of MIQ housing with electrically actuated Accordion doors minus the detection panels and optional bag/backpack scanner. It is installed in clusters of 4 to 20 units to accommodate pedestrian through-put. Its durable construction consists of bullet resistant polycarbonate wall and roof panel; and provides containment for detected threats (i.e. firearms, explosives, knives). The MIQ is affixed to concrete slab with high performance fastners and implementation includes an Egress configuration consistent with the NTDS approach to positive Ingress/Egress security control (prevent entry via the exit to circumvent inspection). Both the Ingress and Egress configurations incorporate an emergency evacuation mode in the event of fire, power failure and other bonafide emergencies.

Multiple MIQ Cluster Configurations

The MIQ configurations are flexible to accommodate traffic flow requirements.

This is an example of a MIQ 4 Cluster, and entry and exit is controlled with accordion doors that actuated automatically.

Each MIQ will be outfitted with detection array panels, conveyor scanner for backpacks and other carry-items, MIQ communications panel will also provides audio instructions during processing.

The MIQ module is support by ultra-high performance processors that render real-time threat detection decisions executed with our proprietary data fusion software application.