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NASA Dryden Deploys Wireless Video for Asset Protection

NASA Dryden Flight Research Center at Edwards Air Force Base, Calif., protects its highly specialized research aircraft with an equally high-tech wireless video surveillance system. To deploy a security system from the ground up in 60 days, the center’s security department turned to AgileMesh, a provider of rapidly deployable video surveillance, and Firetide, a developer of wireless mesh networks.

The wireless system transmits evidence-grade video from the perimeter of the facility to the on-site security operations center. The video is monitored in real time; personnel patrolling the perimeter can respond to incidents within seconds. The system also provides evidence for security and safety investigations.

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