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your security system compared to other devices.
When choosing a unified security system, look for a solution with a suite of products developed as one unit. With a
truly open and unified platform, you can turn on or off different modules, but you can't break the
connections — because there aren't any. Integrated systems are different. While you can connect one system to
another, each system needs to be upgraded and maintained separately. Integrated systems are siloed, which can
make consolidating large amounts of data time-consuming and inefficient.
More innovative uses for LiDAR on the horizon
LiDAR has proven to be an effective tool for a wide variety of use cases, including managing crowds, streamlining
business processes, monitoring controlled zones and improving the guest experience. Yet, the innovation within this
space is just beginning. If you're considering adding LiDAR sensors to your physical security solution, choose a
unified and open platform so you can take advantage of the next generation of hardware, software, plugins and
integrations.
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