On February 5, 2006, the members of the 51st Civil Support Team of the Michigan National Guard protected the 65,000 attendees of Super Bowl XL using Distributed Instruments’ sensor fusion console. For the first time, the soldiers on the ground, the commanders in the control center and all of the other agencies involved with Super Bowl security could see instantly the location and reading of every deployed hazardous material sensor on a single, unified situation map.

From concerts and conventions to college and professional sports, dozens of big-draw events occur every month across the country. Every event can have same level of security achieved for Super Bowl.

Distributed Instruments provides the secure network that allows each venue to deploy the security sensor network tailor made for their event. Open standard architecture provides the flexibility to readily incorporate new sensors. The network provides secure voice and imaging so that the entire team is instantly connected to the resources and information they need. Your system, your security, your way.