But what exactly does BeeS do?

To find it out, let's start from the first video teaser proposed, which presented BeeS through some short claims:

Thanks to the new electronics developed in our R&D labs, using latest generation chipsets with extremely high computing power, a single analyzer can manage up to eight channels of fifty meters each, with the possibility to use different sensor technologies for different types of applications.

Thanks to complex machine learning algorithms, BeeS can adapt to the specific conditions of each site ensuring, in any situation, maximum detection performances and minimizing false alarms.

BeeS can be used to control both piezoelectric sensor chains and sections of our new special microphone cable, allowing to simplify the design of the anti-intrusion system and the installation phase, reducing time and costs.

The high sensitivity of the sensors allows installation even with alternating poles (one yes and one no), while still ensuring the detection of even the most discreet intrusion attempts, such as using a ladder resting on the pole without a sensor.

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