What is PIDS?

A Perimeter Intrusion Detection System (PIDS) is a security system designed to monitor and protect the perimeter of a property or site. It detects unauthorized attempts to breach the barriers. PIDS can be used in a variety of applications, including protecting industrial complexes, agricultural areas, and high-security sites like government facilities and military installations.

 

 

Traditional PIDS often rely on technologies like infrared sensors, motion detectors, or video surveillance. However, seismic sensors have emerged as a game-changing option, offering a more advanced, accurate and invisibale approach to perimeter security.

How Does PIDS Work?

PIDS typically use a combination of sensors that are strategically placed along the perimeter. These sensors detect various types of intrusion attempts, such as:

  • Seismic Sensors: These sensors detect vibrations or ground movements caused by an intruder’s movement, such as footsteps, digging, or vehicle movement. They are highly effective in outdoor environments where other sensor types might be less reliable.
  • Infrared and Motion Sensors: These detect heat or movement across a defined zone, commonly used for detecting human presence.

Each of these sensors sends data to a central system for analysis, allowing security personnel to quickly assess and respond to potential threats. The key to a successful PIDS is the ability to reduce false alarms while providing real-time alerts when an actual breach is detected.

Why Seismic Shield Pro is a Game-Changer in PIDS

Among the various types of sensors, seismic sensors have proven to be particularly valuable for perimeter security, and Seismic Shield Pro by SensoGuard is at the forefront of this innovation.

 

Key Features of Seismic Shield Pro:

  • Real-Time Detection and Alerts: Seismic Shield Pro uses advanced seismic sensing technology to detect vibrations or ground disturbances in real time. Whether it’s a human or vehicle moving along the perimeter, the system instantly triggers an alert, allowing security teams to respond quickly.
  • Integrated 2-Layer Intruder Verification: Seismic Shield Pro is fully integrated with IDIS AI analytics PTZ cameras, creating a powerful two-layer verification system. When a seismic event is detected, the system automatically directs the nearest PTZ camera to the event location. The built-in AI-based video analytics then verifies whether the cause is a real intrusion. This smart verification drastically reduces false alarms and ensures that only true threats trigger alerts.
  • Invisible, Underground Protection: One of the most significant advantages of Seismic Shield Pro is its ability to offer invisible protection. The sensors are buried underground, which not only makes them difficult for intruders to detect, but also maintains the aesthetic integrity of the property. This is ideal for historical sites, and other locations where visible security measures could be intrusive.
  • Scalability and Flexibility: Seismic Shield Pro is highly scalable and can be customized to match the specific layout and risk level of the protected site. It is suitable for industrial zones, prisons, and large government facilities.

Benefits of Using Seismic Shield Pro in PIDS

Seismic Shield Pro is not just another sensor, it’s a leap forward in perimeter security. Here’s why it should be considered for your PIDS:

  • Early Detection: Detects intrusion attempts before the intruder even reaches the fence or boundary. Ideal for securing wide perimeters where early intervention is critical.
  • Drastically Reduced False Alarms: The built-in 2-layer verification, seismic detection + AI video verification eliminates up to 95% of false alarms, ensuring that security teams are only alerted to genuine threats.
  • Highly Cost-Effective:
    Seismic Shield Pro offers significant cost savings compared to traditional fence-mounted or camera-only systems:

    • Fewer cameras needed: Thanks to precise location reporting, a single PTZ camera can cover large zones, reducing the total number of cameras required.

    • Minimal maintenance: With no moving parts and underground placement, seismic sensors are highly durable and require little maintenance.

  • Non-Invasive and Covert: The underground installation makes it nearly impossible to detect or sabotage.
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