Public security

Homeland Security

Coordinate distributed CBRNE sensing across critical sites, public spaces and high-consequence operations. Bring fixed, mobile, unmanned and command-level capabilities into one layered protection strategy.

Homeland Security
Homeland SecurityPublic security
Mission focus

Build a layered picture across people, places and platforms.

Critical sites and public spaces face different threat signatures across people, objects and the surrounding air. FCBR-100 Pro provides continuous warning for configured chemical, biological, radiological and early-smoke indicators; EF1000 adds trace-explosive screening; RG800 supports radiation dose and contamination checks; and MN808 carries configured gas or radiation sensors into remote or hazardous areas.

A layered deployment uses each product where its detection principle is meaningful. Fixed warning, trace screening, radiation survey and remote reconnaissance are correlated through the operating concept, with verification and response assigned to trained teams rather than inferred from a single alarm.

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Multi-site awareness

Connect distributed sensing across priority locations. Shared status and location information help teams compare events rather than review each alarm in isolation.

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Remote access

Send sensing platforms into hazardous or inaccessible areas. Unmanned access can establish an initial picture while reducing unnecessary exposure for specialist teams.

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Command integration

Turn alarms and field reports into a shared operating picture. Decision-makers can direct confirmation, resources and communications from consistent information.

Operational sequence

Field workflow

A clear sequence connects early indication, field confirmation and a defensible decision - giving every team a shared understanding of what happens next.

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Distribute

Position complementary sensors around the protected mission. Coverage follows likely approaches, critical assets and the consequences of a missed event.

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Fuse

Combine field signals, location and status centrally. Correlated information helps separate a local anomaly from an event that affects multiple sites.

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Coordinate

Direct confirmation and response from one operating picture. Mobile teams receive clearer priorities, while command retains visibility as the situation changes.

Key information

Reference Application Scenarios

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Enhancing public safety through high-end sensors

Critical Infrastructure Protection: Used to monitor critical infrastructure, including power plants, water treatment facilities, and transportation networks, to detect potential security threats such as chemical, biological, radiological, or explosive materials. These sensors enhance situational awareness, supporting efforts to safeguard essential services and national security

Public Safety Surveillance: Products from HT-Nova can be deployed in public spaces, transportation hubs, and critical infrastructure facilities to monitor potential security threats, including chemical, biological, radiological, or explosive materials. Integrated with monitoring systems, these sensors enhance situational awareness, supporting efforts to protect public safety and national security

Border Security Enforcement: Homeland security agencies detect illegal substances in vehicles, cargo, and luggage at border checkpoints and transit points, including drugs, explosives, and chemical weapon precursors. These sensors play a critical role in intercepting contraband and preventing cross-border threats to national security

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Emergency response and security intelligence analysis

Emergency Response Coordination: Providing real-time data to emergency response agencies for incidents involving chemical, biological, radiological, or explosive materials. This information enables responders to assess risks, implement response measures, and effectively coordinate resources to mitigate impacts on public safety and the environment

Threat Assessment and Intelligence Analysis: Collecting and analyzing data on potential security threats, including chemical, biological, radiological, or explosive materials. These sensors support threat assessment efforts and provide information for intelligence analysis to identify emerging risks and vulnerabilities to national security

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