HGH has delivered the 100th Spynel surveillance camera to protect facilities in Middle East 2708139.

With all the 100 deployed panoramic sensors, it would be possible to secure a territory with the size equivalent to the island of Majorca, without blind zones. Any movement, in the total area, would be highlighted, tracked and recorded via Cyclope interface, even in total darkness, or bad weather conditions.

In addition, HGH Infrared Systems releases new Cyclope 3.5 software. Cyclope is a high-performance motion detection software. Combined with HGH’s Spynel, panoramic infrared imaging camera, it provides unsurpassed 24/7 situational awareness. Alongside the launch of new models in the Spynel product range, HGH chose the multi-awarded NoDesign agency to recast Cyclope’s GUI. The challenge was not only to set up a new graphical appearance, but first and foremost to enhance software architecture in order to provide users with improved ease-of-use, while maintaining high target detection and tracking capabilities.

Among the new features, the timeline window, the bookmark function, the new layout selection interface, help surveillance operators with quickly discriminating and classifying multiple potential threats. This software version is also compatible with the last developments for the Spynel integration into global security systems, such as GPS, AIS and radar data integration, and automatic control of PTZ systems for target identification.