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Pepwave MAX and Surf User Manual
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Using a SpeedFusion VPN connection to the vehicle, wall boards and
bulkhead mounted displays can show the vehicle location (using the HD4’s
inbuilt GPS) and other important corporate announcements pushed to the
vehicle displays from a central corporate server.
Devices Deployed: MAX HD4, BR1, AP One Series
Singapore National Day Parade 2015
Client: Singapore National Day Parade
Challenges:
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Security
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Bandwidth
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Connectivity
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Portability
Solution:
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MAX BR1 ENT
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MAX BR1 Slim
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MAX HD2
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MAX HD4
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Balance 2500
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SpeedFusion
August, 2015. Singapore held their largest ever National Day Parade to commemorate
their 50th year of independence. The main display of the event
– Singapore’s Mobile
Column comprised of more than 150 military vehicles and covered a distance of 20 KM
along the Greater Marina Bay area.
This raised a multitude of security challenges and chief amongst which, was public safety.
Road traffic, spectator safety, Mobile Column status, these were just a few of a long list
of things that required real-time surveillance. This real-time data was to be fed constantly
to the Core Command Group and various public safety agencies, so having rapidly
deployable networks with huge amounts of bandwidth and top-notch reliability was of
paramount importance.
The plan was to deploy a combination of HD pan tilt zoom (PTZ) CCTVs on high rise
rooftops and roadside in the hundreds. But even with these super zoom-capable cameras,
blind spots and blocked line of sights were inevitable. This was where the Mobile Rider