Unattended ground sensor system Mk1
problem
During the military campaigns in Chechnya, militants kept on shelling garrisons at the night time. We had to develop a compact mobile device that would be able to detect hazards and inform the soldiers. The devices had to be versatile and work in various types of environment including fields, woods, and mountains.
solution
We developed UGS Mk1 mobile system on the basis of seismic sensor and a one-way radio channel. The system consisted of three seismic sensors, a break-wire sensor and a paging device for a soldier. It was a mobile and rapidly deployable system that efficiently secured the troops during short-time missions and ensured protection for small areas. Besides, the system used an open frequency range.
The Uniscan Research team kept adopting the system to various soils and operation conditions. As a result the system became a versatile device that detected hazards in any indoor and outdoor environment (mountains, plains) with equal efficiency.
team
| Chief Developer — Andrey Bryzgalov |
| Manager — Sergey Soloboev |
| Physicists — Peter Vorobyov, Viktor Molchanov, Anatoly Kozlov |
| Programmers — Alexey Sterinovitch, Vadim Zabrodin |
GIS for UGS Mk1 provided the security system with extended coverage and an ability to detect several intrusions at the same time.
The second edition of the secutity system with ruggedized sensors and bigger coverage.
An add-on to UGS Mk2 security system that allowed remote verification of false alarms.