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Today, SightLogix announced WebConfig, an intuitive, browser-based interface for configuring SightSensor smart thermal cameras. “SightLogix set-and-forget, never-tune analytics reduces the cost and complexity of outdoor security,” said John Romanowich, SightLogix president and CEO. “WebConfig enhances these key capabilities with an easy-to-use interface that reduces the time and effort to achieve unparalleled outdoor security.”

Princeton, NJ – (October 25, 2017) Today, SightLogix introduces SightSensor HD, a high performance, price-leading thermal-visible smart camera for securing outdoor areas. The dual-stream SightSensor HD combines a thermal sensor for intruder detection, a high-definition color imager for detection verification, integrated video analytics and NIR illumination. The breakthrough security camera is available now through certified SightLogix integrators.

SightLogix, announces that Mark D. Steele has joined the Company’s Board of Directors. Mark is a 30-year veteran of the consumer products and management consulting industries. After senior management roles with Warner Lambert and Procter & Gamble, Steele most recently served as CEO of The NeoStrata Company where he led the successful sale of the company to Johnson & Johnson. Mark also received the 2012 Ernst and Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award.

Princeton, NJ and Tampa, FL (April 2, 2014) – SightLogix and SureView Systems announce the integration of SightLogix’ outdoor thermal video security system with SureView’s Immix® software platform. With this integration, organizations gain an accurate, automated central station monitoring solution for managing outdoor areas, increasing security effectiveness while driving down costs.

Princeton, NJ (March 21, 2014) – SightLogix, the technology leader for smart thermal camera systems, announces the third generation Thermal SightSensor, which takes the most accurate outdoor security solution to mass market affordability. The new SightSensor solves a fundamental economic challenge for the industry. With four times the processing, at one-third the size, and consuming less than half the power of the prior generation, the new SightSensor avails solar and wireless capabilities that eliminate most of the infrastructure once needed for video security systems.