Thanks to CYCLOPE software‘s flexibility and a sensor design specifically thought to fit all configurations, the SPYNEL solution provides effective communication with external sensors and security systems: When a threat is detected, videos and tracking information are automatically shared. This easy integration capability was imagined to provide a better situational awareness for Naval and Security applications!
▶ SPYNEL & CYCLOPE Integration capabilities for naval applications
When embedded on board a Vessel, the SPYNEL IR panoramic sensor is integrated with a Combat Management System (CMS) through its CYCLOPE software. This integration depends on the operational use:
• The CYCLOPE HMI can be fully shared on another workstation with a switch-over functionality.
• CYCLOPE transmits to the CMS:
- Videos to recognize and identify a track.
- Tracks and metadata (position, speed, bearing, size, classification…)
- Alarm messages triggered on several conditions.
• The SPYNEL sensor integrates with external sensors (Radar, AIS, ADS-B or WECDIS) to perform data fusion.
• The SPYNEL solution is also able to control an external sensor performing slew-to-cue:
- A spotlight can be focused on a Man Over Board (MOB) after being detected by SPYNEL;
- A Long-Range Acoustic Device (LRAD) will act against a detected threat to prevent any aggressive contact.
▶ SPYNEL Integration capabilities for security applications
For security applications, the SPYNEL solution is installed on a critical site providing wide area surveillance while replacing a large number of smaller fixed cameras.
• The SPYNEL solution can communicate with hypervision systems like Video Management Systems (VMS).
• SPYNEL & CYCLOPE transmit sectorial videos in different formats, which can be recorded in standard Network Video Recorders (NVR).
• When integrated into a VMS, SPYNEL can automatically send alarm notifications: HGH is an official ONVIF member!
• HGH’s own hypervision system CYCLOPE Hypervisor gathers all data from multiple SPYNEL cameras: panoramic videos, tracks, thumbnails, alarms’ list…
Data communication in brief:
