UVeye Blog: HLS

UVeye Secures $60 Million in New Investments to Support Further Global Expansion

July 21, 2021

UVeye has obtained $60 million in additional funding from major investors such CarMax, W.R. Berkley, F.I.T. Ventures and leading institutional investors to support its global expansion plans.

How to Fingerprint Vehicles Using Computer Vision

October 1, 2020

UVeye & SIA Webinar on the benefits of leveraging deep learning & computer vision to assist advanced vehicle fraud prevention, and the opportunities for using Ai to combat HLS and other access control challenges.

UVIS for Energy Facilities and Infrastructures

September 23, 2020

The greatest challenge the energy sector faces today is how to meet the continuously changing risk factors and addressing all of the necessary security aspects. Considering their unique infrastructure, expensive and sensitive materials onboard, and sometimes even classified national assets, energy facilities will always be subject to varied security threats.

UVeye to Unveil New Vehicle “Fingerprint” System for Security Industry

September 3, 2020

UVeye, a leading developer of vehicle threat-detection systems for the security industry, is introducing technology that can create a virtual “fingerprint” for any vehicle that receives a UVeye underbody scan.

Vehicle Access Control for Correctional Facilities UVSS

September 2, 2020

During 2019 In England and Wales drugs were found 13,119 times in prisons, more than 35 incidents per day, on average. The number of incidents has tripled since 2014, after years of relative stability, with some smugglers taking advantage of new technology, such as drones, to deliver contraband. The value of the UK prison drug market is an estimated £100 million, according to the Prison Officers Association.

Intelligent Access Control & UVIS for Airports

August 6, 2020

On June 30, 2007, a Jeep Cherokee laden with propane gas cylinders and gasoline cans was driven at a high speed into the doors of the Glasgow Airport departure area on one of the busiest days of the year. The attack resulted in “only” five people injured and heavy damage to the terminal building. Incidents like this one really emphasized the need for an automatic and efficient method for inspecting vehicles entering the different areas in and around the airport.

Safety first at UVeye: Making an impact with remote capabilities

July 22, 2020

With the spread of coronavirus forcing people to work from home for their safety and health, there are many challenges when operating a business from a distance. Not all employers recognize this transformation as positive, while managers oppose this verdict due to the difficulties in controlling remote workers and their productivity. At UVeye, we are in a unique position to see the practical impact in real-time.

Intelligent access control for Military Facilities

June 30, 2020

The undercarriage of a vehicle is one of the most important parts of the vehicle to inspect, but also one of the most difficult areas to inspect. Helios is the perfect solution to prevent any weapons, bombs, drugs, or other illegal and dangerous items from entering military facilities.

UVeye Plans to Expand Its Operations in the United States

June 14, 2020

The company plans to open sales and product development offices in Ohio and New York within the next four months, is assembling a team of regional sales representatives and also is exploring various North American locations for production and warehouse facilities in 2021.

Access Control & Intelligent Vehicle Screening (UVIS)

May 27, 2020

When securing a sensitive facility against unwanted threats, there are several challenges that need to be addressed. Whether you are trying to protect an embassy, bank, power plant, data center, military base or airport, no perimeter is tightly secure until all of the people and vehicles entering are screened in the right manner.

Vehicle-Safety Inspections for Emergency Fleets

April 1, 2020

UVeye is offering to equip health-related fleet operators with vehicle-inspection equipment on a not-for-profit basis during the current COVID-19 crisis. Ambulance and police fleets, as well as delivery services for food and medical equipment, all would be eligible for assistance.

Intelligent Vehicle Screening for Banks and Financial Facilities (UVIS)

March 9, 2020

Due to economic cyber threats in the last few years, banks have become a sensitive target for major data theft, and a crucial element that needed to be addressed was the ability to check recurring vehicles leaving the facility and trying to conceal external storage devices in the undercarriage of a vehicle. With that threat being addressed, there are also scenarios of armed robbery and weapon smuggling into the site.

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