• Ports and airports

Port and airport infrastructures are structurally complex environments, characterized by large and uneven perimeters. With complex traffic characteristics (people, vehicles and goods) that require careful controls, these are places with a high-risk rate, where high security levels are required.

• Rail and underground transport

By size, structure, extension, distribution and number of variables (aggressions, vandalism, theft, sabotage, terrorism), rail transport has many critical elements that require a careful and precise project to prevent accidents and crime and protect people and property in the various premises, common areas, areas outside the stations, warehouses and rolling stock, electrical substations, railroad crossings, tunnels, path or tracks…

• Roads and motorways

These are infrastructures with a great economic and social significance, as they support intensive movements of goods, vehicles and people.

The progressive increase in traffic density carries with it the risk of increased road accidents involving an increasing number of vehicles, as well as an increase in the risk of secondary accidents or traffic jams.

In this context, security systems operate on multiple levels: prevention of acts of terrorism, monitoring, analysis and control of traffic, support for the detection of transgressions, management of flows on supplementary trajectories (including the management of additional lanes) or planning of new alternative infrastructures or reinforcement of existing ones…)

• Public transport

The main problems are aggression, violence, purse snatching, robbery and vandalism.

In addition to the vehicles, our systems are required to control several ancillary service areas, such as stations, metro and bus surface stops, nearby parking lots with the related connection routes, and all adjacent spaces with the related access routes.

• Cultural heritage and museums
  The enormous cultural heritage of our country is a unique wealth globally. The protection of these assets requires a complete review of existing safety and security models to ensure an adequate degree of protection and avoid invasive activities and installations. The installation of systems and services in historical buildings, such as archives, libraries, art galleries, museums, and churches, is strongly influenced by the conservation constraints of the architectural heritage of the premises in which the systems are to be installed.

• Hospitals

  The safety of patients, staff, visitors and important operational areas (surgical block, intensive care units, diagnostic and specialist care departments, drug stores) is a constant concern that needs to be balanced with the importance of keeping these facilities open to the public, comfortable and easy to access.