PSA Welcomes Magos Systems to Partner Network

WESTMINSTER, Colo. — PSA, the world’s largest consortium of professional systems integrators, announces its partnership with Magos Systems, a radar technology and perimeter protection solutions provider.

Magos was established in 2008 to realize its co-founders’ vision of bringing advanced radar technology into the security and perimeter protection markets.

“Magos’ radar and artificial intelligence (AI) technology is an exciting addition to our network of partners,” says Chris Salazar-Mangrum, PSA’s vice president of technology partners. “PSA supports Magos’ vision to provide supreme outdoor security solutions based on disruptive technologies and we know this partnership will greatly benefit our progressive integrators.”

The company’s radars are said to have the best-in-class resolution and coverage, offering supreme detection under all weather and lighting conditions even in highly challenging, cluttered environments. Relying on cutting-edge radar technologies such as MIMO, digital beamforming and an unrivalled number of channels, Magos’ radars achieve perfect detection performance for all types of threats, according to the announcement.

“We are very excited to partner with PSA,” says Yaron Zussman, Magos’ general manager of the Americas. “PSA members and owners represent the top system integrators in the industry. As we continue to grow in the Americas, we believe working with PSA is a natural next step and will empower strategic long-term partnerships within the network.”

Magos’ systems include a wide coverage with 100-120° azimuth, 30° in elevation, all-weather, minimal infrastructure and low maintenance. Likewise, it is said to eliminate the need for constant monitoring of multiple video channels and greatly reduces nuisance & false alarms with the infusion of AI technology and target classification.

With much demand from end users, Magos technology is being utilized in multiple verticals including utilities, data centers, agriculture, education, solar farms, airports, car lots, correctional facilities and many more. Likewise, it offers seamless integration with most existing manufacturers of p/t/z cameras, video management and access control systems.

Click here to view a full list of PSA’s technology partners.

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