Radar

2022 - 12 - 22

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RodRadar's Live Dig Radar® Deployed for the First Time by a US ... (PRNewswire)

PRNewswire/ -- RodRadar, developers of groundbreaking sensor technology for detecting underground hazards, announced today that Florida-based Haskell has...

We are looking forward to a long and successful relationship as we modernize, improve and enhance excavation efficiency, safety and workflows." RodRadar offers a unique and unprecedented technology platform, which automatically detects underground utility infrastructure in real time, on location, without the need for expert analysis. Haskell is a global, fully integrated, single-source design-build and EPC firm with over 2,000 highly specialized, in-house design, construction and administrative professionals across industrial and commercial markets. Moshe Dalman, CEO and co-founder of RodRadar, said of the new US deployment of LDR Excavate, "RodRadar is pleased to be continuing its collaboration with Dysruptek and Haskell. Haskell, a pioneering architecture, engineering and construction firm, was an early investor in RodRadar and has now also become one of its premier customers. 22, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- RodRadar, developers of groundbreaking sensor technology for detecting underground hazards, announced today that Florida-based Haskell has become the first contractor in the United States to deploy the company's debut product, LDR Excavate™.

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Security breach that disabled radar, shut down Cleveland Hopkins ... (cleveland.com)

Cleveland Hopkins has dealt with perimeter breaches before, but nothing like the Nov. 23 incident when a 26-year-old Army veteran disabled a radar and ...

“We tend to see more of these in populated, where an airport is tucked into the city,” he said. “We are always assessing and looking to see how we can do better,” he said. “Anybody with intent is able to get over a fence,” he said. After the upgrade, the airport’s perimeter fence is now 11 feet high, with a tighter mesh and V-shaped barbed wire at the top. We want to prevent everything we can.” The 2020 incident involved a driver who said he was swerving to miss a deer, according to media reports. She added that there were no current plans to increase rules governing perimeter security. Among the equipment that is being installed: day and night-vision cameras, radar, laser curtains and other motion detection equipment. “The possibility of destruction is huge. In 2016, the Associated Press conducted a major investigation into airport perimeter breaches at the nation’s 31 largest airports (which does not include Cleveland). He wasn’t discovered until he emerged after the plane landed in Hawaii. It’s not a big deal until it becomes your big deal.”

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