Fire-fighting bikes,car tracking device at CII expo

“It is fully automated,and should be able to reduce human interference to a minimum. LG’s system consists of a big screen on which one can attach 10 different hi tech LG cameras and view 10 different locations live at a time. The cost of the set-up depends on how big is the infrastructure,” said Deepak Gupta,Technical Support Manager,LG Electronics India Private Limited.

Blackbox is another unique device being exhibited at the conference,and has been designed to keep a track on the live location of vehicles with the help of GPS,GPRS,and transmit this information directly to one’s computer screen or mobile phone in micro seconds,which is likely to be useful to transport companies and corporates for whom Blackbox will make it possible to keep an eye on their drivers and vehicles.

“At a very reasonable cost,our device not only acts as a deterrent to the drivers to stray but also gives valuable insight to an owner to reduce cost and improve efficiency,” said Santveer Singh Bawa,Regional Manager,Blackbox,who also said that the company,besides having a good clientele in India,is also exporting to various places like Nigeria,Bangladesh and Thailand.

The Chandigarh Police Bomb Disposal Squad also showcased its technical equipment at the conference and put on display its fibre scope detectors,explosive vapor detectors,non linear junction detectors,remote-operated wire cutters,hand held metal detectors and stethoscopes used by the squad during operations.

The fire fighting motorbikes,The Blaze Buster by Aska Equipments,also attracted many visitors. “These bikes can easily extinguish fire in the narrow roads of Indian cities where big fire extinguisher engines cannot enter. They are based on German technology which utilises water so efficiently that 10 liters of water works just as well as 2,000 liters in a traditional fire extinguisher engine. The Punjab government has already bought 30 such bikes and the Haryana government has given an order of Rs 3 crore to us,” said Aska’s manager.

Sparsh (Samridhi Automation) has also brought some surveillance systems and cameras that help you know about the theft,fire or any unwanted activity in seconds wherever you are.

Other products on display for residential and industrial security and fire safety included hi tech CCTVs and DVRs,disaster management solutions,electronic safes,electronic sirens,theft sensors,fire alarms,smoke detectors,fire fighting bikes and systems,GPS and GIS,portable emergency lighting systems,portable hazmat showers,public warning systems,hi-tech building management solutions,rescue and safety tools/kit,protective garments,spy cameras,and access control systems.

Pikender Pal Singh,Regional Director,CII NR said,“The objective of CII Secure North is to spread awareness about the safety and security amongst residents and the industry. Hence sessions with Resident Welfare Associations (RWAs) were also organised to address their concerns regarding safety and security. The RWAs were also guided on various measures that the residents should adopt to help police keep our places safe and secure.”