AIREZ PULSE

Fiber-optic perimeter intrusion detection

The Perimeter Universal Lightwave Sensing Engine uses fiber-optic sensing to reveal physical activity along critical boundaries.

Detection and classification performance depend on site conditions, configuration and operational validation.

Multi-patented fiber-optic sensing

Detection classes

See the physical signatures that cameras can miss.

PULSE detects characteristic disturbances in protected boundaries and provides signals for contextual analysis and verification.

01
Footsteps
Detect ground disturbance associated with people approaching or moving along a protected boundary.
02
Vehicle movement
Identify vibration patterns associated with vehicles near the sensing line.
03
Digging and tunneling
Surface subsurface activity that may not be visible to conventional perimeter cameras.
04
Cutting and climbing
Detect physical activity affecting a protected fence or boundary.
05
Fence tampering
Observe disturbances associated with interference at the perimeter.
06
Impact or mechanical fault
Provide signals that can help distinguish intrusion-related activity from infrastructure conditions.

Protected innovation

The product sheet identifies three U.S. patents and the FoRi™ ring interferometer approach.

Operating sequence

PULSE becomes more useful when its signal is placed in context with other sensing and human operations.

Lightwave sensing captures signatures associated with footsteps, vehicles, excavation, fence activity, impact or mechanical fault.

Lightwave sensing captures signatures associated with footsteps, vehicles, excavation, fence activity, impact or mechanical fault.

FAQ

A site assessment establishes the sensing layout, event classes and verification workflow.

Next step

Share the boundary, terrain, operating environment and events you need to understand. AIREZ will help define an appropriate discovery path.