Motorola Solutions Focuses on Innovations in Video and Physical Security at Intersec 2025
At Intersec 2025 Motorola Solutions highlighted the role its technologies continue to play in addressing the evolving safety and security needs of enterprises and public safety agencies of all sizes. From rugged, thermal long-range cameras that can detect anomalies up to 20 miles (30 km) away, to intelligent sensors that detect real-time health and safety threats, the company continues to invest and introduce innovations in video and physical security.
“Our customers are hospitals, utilities, retailers, hospitality venues, police and border protection agencies, who are responsible for keeping people safe, securing their facilities and responding efficiently to threats,” said Pedro Simoes, corporate vice president, Video Security & Access Control, Motorola Solutions. “We have continued to invest in new acquisitions and product integrations, always remaining focused on expanding our customers' capabilities to protect their people and operations.”
Motorola Solutions highlighted the expansion and advancement of its video and physical security portfolio at Intersec, amongst others with the Silent Sentinel, a long-range thermal camera; designed to provide highly accurate detection capabilities in extreme environments to help secure and support aviation, maritime, critical infrastructure and border protection operations. Camera options in both the Jaeger and Osiris ranges can detect vehicles up to 30 km away.
Additionally, Motorola showcased the Halo Smart Sensor, an all-in-one intelligent sensor with built-in vape detection and air quality monitoring, gunshot detection, abnormal noise and motion detection and emergency keyword detection to extend safety while protecting privacy.
Within Avigilon Unity Video, new features including incident reports; enabling security teams to document events and strengthen compliance with corporate policies and government regulations were introduced as well as new features within Avigilon Unity Access, including alarm grouping; designed to streamline incident response.
