KEYper Systems, iDter Announce Strategic Partnership

HARRISBURG, N.C. — KEYper Systems, an ASSA ABLOY Company and global provider of key and asset control management solutions, announces a new strategic partnership with iDter.

San Mateo, Calif.-based iDter is a developer and manufacturer of a unique commercial security solution that are said to put an end to loitering and crime on properties.

iDter, which stands for intelligent and immediate deterrence of crime, uses artificial intelligence (AI) embedded in Niō Guardian nodes located around a property to detect intrusion and take immediate and programmable deterrence actions against the intrusion.

The strategic partnership provides KEYper Systems and its network of agents full access to iDter’s security solution and services, which have been proven to thwart 98% of crime without the delays or high costs associated with human intervention, according to the company.

Through the alliance, KEYper has the rights to embed the iDter Niō Guardian system in its products and sell the entire iDter commercial security system directly to KEYper clients.

Current users of iDter include automobile and agricultural dealerships, commercial and multifamily buildings, retail outlets, hotels, restaurants, schools, utilities facilities and any location with outdoor assets requiring protection for equipment, parked vehicles, loading docks, dumpsters, construction supplies and/or structures.

“Our partnership with iDter helps us provide a robust solution to our clients who report ever-increasing incidents of vandalism and crime against their outdoor assets and property,” says Steve Baucom, president of KEYper Systems. “In addition, we plan to embed Niō Guardians in our MX and MXi Key Management Systems to provide vigilant protection of our clients’ keys and assets.”

Niō Guardians are described as easy-to-install devices equipped with a 4K high-resolution HD camera, motion detectors, microphone and deep learning AI to automatically detect an intrusion. Upon detection, Niō Guardians immediately deter intruders using 10,000 lumens of LED flood light, red/blue LED strobes, and three-way loudspeakers for spoken messages, startling sound effects and ear-piercing alarms.

The Niō nodes execute programmable scripts that escalate their response upon detection and have access to a myriad of playlist responses designed to defy predictability. Notifications of intrusion with video recordings are sent to property owners for self-monitoring on mobile phones or to the iDter monitoring personnel for 911 response.

“We are pleased to engage in this strategic partnership with KEYper Systems, the leader in protecting and managing keys and dealer assets,” says Greg Ayres, iDter vice president of marketing and business development. “KEYper has a strong reputation in the vertical markets that benefit from our fully-automated deterrence system that detects crimes in seconds — because time matters! KEYper will now be offering an outdoor security system that is faster, more effective and at a lower price point than monitored cameras or security guards.”

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