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AtlasIED announces first attendance of The Security Event

AtlasIED announces first attendance of The Security Event

PHOENIX — Engineering and manufacturing company AtlasIED has announced its EMEA debut at The Security Event tradeshow.

The company said it will showcase its Security Technology Solutions Ecosystem for the first time in the UK. Attendees can explore a wide range of solutions, including IntelliSee Risk Mitigation Software, IPX Series IP endpoints, and InformaCast Emergency Mass Notification Software.

"We are consistently focused on achieving our goal of global security reach, and attending The Security Event highlights our progress and commitment," stated Michael Peveler, VP of Sales for AtlasIED. "As we continue to expand our security technology catalog, our community also grows. Connecting with industry professionals from around the world is essential for meaningful and significant growth. We celebrated our 90th anniversary in 2024, and we look forward to all the greatness that lies ahead."

IntelliSee enhances existing video surveillance systems by continuously monitoring live camera feeds for real-time threat detection and risk mitigation. For these urgent threats, IntelliSee can trigger lockdowns and emergency communications, as well as notify first responders through seamless integrations.

The AtlasIED IPX family comprises IP-based endpoints equipped with loudspeakers, microphones, and displays to deliver routine and urgent audio communications and visual alerts across various facilities, both indoor and out. New to the family is an IPX doorbell to leverage access control as part of the safety ecosystem and ensure that visitor access is quickly assessed. The IPX family integrates with InformaCast alert software, enhancing emergency communication and voice evac capabilities.

The event will take place from April 8 to April 10 at the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham, UK, at stand 5/K57.

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