Park security assumed the vandals were migrating north from the Mexican border and entering the park by crossing the security fence, so Pathfinder was installed outside the fence perimeter and in vegetation that provided a concealed avenue of approach to the fence.

The military base needed an accurate threat detection system that could alert the entire base should the enemy approach when least expected.

Personnel were able to quickly place Pathfinder sensors in the surrounding areas overlooking their outpost and did not have to worry about retrieving the “expendable” sensors.

U.S. and NATO forces needed a solution to pinpoint threats 24/7, near and far, along known routes they traveled. An expendable, wireless, and covert solution was critical to ensure the simple, quick emplacement of the sensors unseen by the enemy.

Pathfinder was strategically installed to allow the facility security team to identify the location of red team members and apprehend them far before they could be a threat to the facility.

In just the first year, Pathfinder helped reduce overall theft by 70%, saving the company hundreds of millions of dollars.

From a strategic standpoint, we decided that placing a pair of Pathfinder sensors some distance apart, but equidistant from the anticipated point of intrusion, would allow much better covert opportunity for concealment as well as acting as a ‘verification’ of a legitimate target.