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LRADs UTILIZED IN COLOMBIAN MILITARY'S SEARCH FOR MISSING CHILDREN
During the 40-day search for four missing children, the Colombian military used a taped message from the children's grandmother urging them to stay still in one place and await rescuers. Military helicopters flew over the jungle and broadcast the message in both Spanish and an indigenous language through the LRAD systems: “...I’m your Grandmother Fátima. You need to keep still because the Army is looking for you. If you hear (this), stay still so they can bring you back.”
LARGE OUTDOOR ENTERTAINMENT VENUE ORDERS GENASYS IMNS
“Voice broadcast clarity, multiple activation and control options, and the ability of our IMNS installations to blend into the venue’s layout and architecture were key considerations in securing this order,” said Richard Danforth, Chief Executive Officer, Genasys Inc. “Our proven use cases from targeted verticals that include large entertainment venues, critical infrastructure protection, energy, utilities, and heavy manufacturing are creating greater awareness of our unified protective communications platform and accelerating pipeline growth.”
U.S. ARMY PLACES FOLLOW-ON $10.7M LRAD SYSTEMS ORDER
The low-profile, lightweight LRAD 450XL is designed for temporary or fixed mounting on tripods, vehicles, small vessels, and Common Remotely Operated Weapon Stations. Genasys LRAD systems are deployed in more than 100 countries and 500 U.S cities in diverse applications, including public safety, law enforcement, defense, border and homeland security, critical infrastructure protection, fire rescue, emergency management, maritime and port security, and wildlife control and preservation.
CITY OF LUFKIN, TX REPLACES EVERBRIDGE WITH GENASYS
The city of Lufkin is moving to a new emergency alert system is asking all residents to sign up to ensure timely notifications.
For more than a decade, the city has used Everbridge to send alerts but will move this month to a new system called Genasys...to alert citizens of informational and emergency happenings via phone, email and text message, according to communications director Jessica Pebsworth.
