Your Customer Deserves the Best
Copy Number ______
Retrofit existing Security Systems
“Add a real time capability”
No False Alarms
Patent Protected
Web Site: HarmAlarm.com
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HarmAlarm Licensing:
Phase I
HarmAlarm intellectual property
(including rights to USA Patent)
Introductory Offer is for:
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Retro-fit existing security systems
New markets for visual Camera systems
Custom Handset, applications
Other Opportunities are under consideration
Dedicated Operator
Present Industry Performance
• Missed detections
• More operators
- fewer missed threats
• Responder’s Intel is
operator’s interpretation
• Responder needs unfiltered
real time Intel
HarmAlarm Improvements
• Improves Target screening: no missed targets
• Efficiency: Improves Operator to Camera ratio (cost)
• Real time data: Situation Intel for the First responder
Record Only
Present Industry Performance
• No real time capability
• Site workers are uninformed and
placed at risk
• Collateral damage can exceed the
actual material loss
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Benefits
Provides a real time capability
No false alarms
Puts “control room” Intel into the responder’s hand
Responder become an active part of the scene
Handsets provide safety instructions to workers
HarmAlarm Retro-Fit
HarmAlarm
I-6
SA #1
Factory
Security
Door
SA #2
Alarm
Sounded
3-D detection
SA #1, 2-D
detection
Self Protection
Security Box
Alarm Zone
3D Security
Zone
Camera A ------ Camera B
Geometric
Relationships
Location
Camera A
Location
Camera B
R2
R1
Target Location
Known Set-up value
Cameras Position & target Location
Range computations, R1 & R2
HarmAlarm Slant Range
Calculations, for R1 & R2
• R1 & R2 calculations require
information from both cameras
• Both cameras, the 3 D solution
is patent protected
• HarmAlarm is not a flat earth
extrapolation (competitors)
• HarmAlarm equations are
closed form scientific updated
at video frame rates.
• Powerful “best estimating”
algorithms based upon target
signature properties.
Equations have been simplified from their
spherical trigonometry form.
• R1 = (Distance Between
Cameras) x Sin (camera B
angleo)/ (Sin (180o – {camera
B angleo} – {camera A
angleo})
• R2 = (Distance Between
Cameras) x Sin (camera A
angleo)/ (Sin (180o – {camera
B angleo} – {camera A
angleo})
Color coding is matched to HarmAlarm
Geometry relationships
Elimination of
False Alarms
Phase I, visual cameras
Baseline
HarmAlarm
Remarks
Camera A
0.01
0.01
Camera B (added)
n/a
0.01
Common Zone (3 D processing)
n/a
0.01 - 0.1
Optical distortion
Independent Size Matching
n/a
No credit taken
Depends on lighting
False Alarm Rate
10-2
10-5
Improvement >1000X
Probability of threat Occurrence
30 days
30 days
A function of site & threat
Probability of False Alarm
87.8%
0.04%
Probability true target
12.2%
99.96%
False alarm rate per hour
Example
HarmAlarm License
Parties interested in acquiring a HarmAlarm License
Contact: Gary Ball
President
Infrared Application Inc.
Email: BaG370@aol.com
Web site, http://HarmAlarm.com
Licensing Plan, Spring 2011
A limited number of Licenses will be entertained at this time.
All discussions will be conducted under mutual non-disclosure
confidentiality agreements.
Summary
• Protected by US Patent 7,738,008, June 15, 2010.
• HarmAlarm, family of Security Applications
– The next generation in Physical Security Systems
– Based upon closed form 3-D processing
– Detects, verifies, and broadcasts a threat alert
– Eliminates false alarms
• The world’s first automatic physical security system
• The Long Term
– HarmAlarm integrated with Personnel and Cyber-space
security systems to create a Total Security solution.
– Advance Technologies:
• Infrared imaging
• Wireless features
• Handset applications
HarmAlarm Architecture
US Patent No. 7,738,008, June 2010
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