OVERWATCH uses the same precision laser detection technology found in autonomous vehicles — adapted, hardened, and tuned for a single purpose: detecting a vehicle-sized object crossing your work zone boundary and firing a 125 dB alarm before anyone gets hurt.
Remove from case. Carry to zone boundary. Set down. The portable unit weighs approximately 50 lbs and stands independently. No second person, no tools, no vehicle hookup required.
~60 secUse the built-in video targeting display to align the LiDAR barrier across the lane. The display shows exactly where the barrier is positioned. No guesswork, no measurement tape.
~60 secPress arm. The system is live. The LiDAR barrier is active. SMS and email notifications fire on every breach event. Walk back into your zone. Your crew is now protected.
Active in millisecondsLouder than a rock concert. Louder than a chain saw. Audible in any highway environment, day or night.
From case to armed barrier. Faster than most crews complete their standard setup.
Auto-resets after every event. The zone is never left unprotected while someone manually rearms.
Standard warranty on all OVERWATCH units, covering defects in materials and workmanship.
Breach events generate immediate SMS notifications to designated team members. Document every intrusion event automatically.
Email alerts on every breach, with timestamp data. Fleet managers get a real-time picture of intrusion events across all active zones.
Push real-time work zone warnings into Waze for approaching drivers — alerting them before they even reach the zone.
Full SCADA integration for agencies with infrastructure monitoring platforms. Available on Sentry Geo-Fence configuration.
Supervisor Mode integrates with your existing radio system. Designated personnel can pass through the barrier without triggering the alarm.
High-impact breach events generate automatic crash notifications to supervisors and emergency contacts — documentation from the moment of impact.
OVERWATCH doesn't replace cones and signs — it adds the one layer they can't provide.
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