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The
mobile vehicle sen-
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sor payload includes a
thermal camera, visi-
ble camera, long-range
illuminator,
laser
range finder, and cab
mounted
command
and control, as well as,
other power manage-
ment and deployment
capabilities.
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Eagle MVSS Features
Include:
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All operational, camera, mast and outrigger controls
are consolidated onto
the laptop for full system operation without leaving the cab of the vehicle.
• All operational, cam-
era, mast and outrigger
controls are consolidated onto the lap-
top for full system operation without
leaving the cab of the vehicle
• Provides detection, tracking, identi-
fication and classification of points of
interest in the operating area
• Ruggedized and can be deployed to
remote areas that require off-road
transport without sustaining damage
to the equipment
• Can be transitioned from a transport
state to a mission-ready state in less
than 30 minutes after arriving on site,
without the operator exiting the vehi-
cle
• Fits all standard Pickup beds
• No tools required for one person trans-
fer between vehicles
Within the MVSS, PureTech Systems
software provides the command and
control (C2), as well as, the long-range
camera pointing and video analytics.
An agent can deploy the system, which can
then aid in detecting, tracking, identifying
and classifying items of interest using the vid-
eo feed and on-board software.
The objective of the MVSS is to provide a rap-
id deployment short- and medium-range
mobile surveillance directly from Border
Patrol vehicles.
The border agent/operator can then use that
information to monitor the situation, re-
spond to events, or share the information to
assist other agents.
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