Radar Life Detector

Radar life detectors are designed to address the fundamental shortcomings of life-saving systems that are currently on the market. In addition to the current life-saving system, which is unable to detect movement through obstacles, most systems, such as camera systems, have a very limited range of detection and can only be alerted if a moving person enters the camera lens or sensor's field of view.

Audio-based detection systems are greatly limited by distance, obstacles, debris, and whether those in distress are strong and awake enough to make a sound. Radar's life detector can detect the movement and breathing of a person in distress within 30 seconds, and can penetrate obstacles such as reinforced concrete brick walls, tarpaulins, snow from mudslides and avalanches, free from sound and background noise. Ultra-Vision Security Systems' sensors can send signals that contain target-specific information, making detection faster and more accurate, and making it safer for first responders, security personnel, and military personnel involved in rescue efforts.