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System architecture
How local sensing points, services and compatible third-party technologies fit together.
TERRA URBAN IMMUNE SYSTEM
Sentinel is the starting point.
TUIS is the system.
TUIS Systems aims to create coordinated urban infrastructure. Sensing, interpreting information, communication and services are all parts of the same system.
Sentinel is one of its core urban units. The shared architecture is designed to turn local observations into a citywide understanding and coordinated operation. Compatible third-party technologies and partner services can complement TUIS developments.
What does the TUIS systems approach mean?
TUIS is a development framework for a city's collaborative protection system. It considers everyday services and emergency preparedness together, to protect people, essential services and critical infrastructure.
The aim is to improve existing communities progressively: connecting individual units allows information and services from multiple locations to support coordinated operation.
03 / ADDED VALUE AT SYSTEM LEVEL
Earlier recognition.
More scope for prevention.
One of the Sentinel system's development goals is to reduce the number and severity of road accidents, while supporting public safety and crime prevention.
One example.
Many more possibilities.
We present the full range of Sentinel capabilities and services to prospective investors and customers in dedicated professional discussions.
This short demo introduces one application we can share publicly: supporting crime prevention. It illustrates how detection, vehicle tracking and a police alert can be connected.
The film illustrates the operating logic; it is not footage of the system in operation. Red lights are visual markers used to explain how sensing points work together. They do not represent Sentinel's actual light signals.
Further capabilities and operating principles
Sentinel development also includes proprietary systems concepts and operational solutions. These are intended to support cooperation between units, interpretation of events and continuity of operation.
01 / ROAD SAFETYGain time.
Reduce risk.Explore the capabilities ＋
Coordinated interpretation of vehicle and pedestrian movement is intended to identify traffic conflicts earlier. The goal is to reduce accidents and their severity.
In certain situations, the planned anticipation horizon is 5–10 seconds. The actual time gained depends on the situation and validated performance.
Potential applications include pedestrian crossings, junctions, main roads and motorways, with local warnings and data support for traffic systems.
02 / CRIME PREVENTIONRecognise events.
Mobilise assistance.Explore the capabilities ＋
THE PATH OF AN EVENT · ILLUSTRATION
A local signal starts the process.
A detected anomaly or request for assistance can be linked to a place and time. The event requires assessment: a signal alone is not evidence of a crime.
Collaborating sensing points may support earlier recognition of unusual events, interpretation of the situation and the alert process.
Location-based SOS and information for authorised agencies can support a response. Documented events may also assist later reconstruction.
The aim is to improve public safety and support prevention. Any impact on crime statistics must be established through real-world studies.
Details of proprietary solutions are available through dedicated professional and partner discussions.
EXTERNAL TECHNOLOGIES · SHARED SYSTEM
External expertise.
Integrated into TUIS.
Adaptability to external technologies is one of Sentinel's core values: compatible solutions can work alongside TUIS developments within a shared infrastructure.
Sensors, communication solutions, applications or new services: the aim is to accommodate technologies from different developers. Integration is designed around each solution's technical, security and access requirements.
TUIS SYSTEMS
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