Quanergy Solutions has announced two new features for its Q-Track solution, including a cloud-based sensor coverage tool and full Windows compatibility.

The cloud-based Q-Track Coverage Tool is aimed at improving pre-deployment planning and site surveys.

Real-time insights

According to the company, this tool allows users to virtually place LiDAR sensors within their environment, providing real-time insights into coverage areas, point cloud density and potential blind spots.

The cloud-based sensor coverage tool enhances operational efficiency and the need for on-site adjustments, saving both time and resources.

“With our new cloud-based sensor coverage tool, Quanergy is redefining the way customers approach site surveys and pre-deployment planning,” said Gerald Becker, VP of Market Development and Alliances at Quanergy Solutions.

“By providing users with a comprehensive platform for pre-site assessments, we’re empowering them to make informed decisions and optimize their LiDAR deployments with confidence.

“The new tool allows performing site surveys within minutes without any complicated installation.”

Complementing the launch of a cloud-based sensor coverage tool is the full Windows-compatible version of Q-Track tailored for the physical security sector.

Designed to streamline deployments and offer a plug-and-play experience, it integrates Quanergy‘s advanced 3D LiDAR long-range sensors with smart perception software.

Advancements in technology

The new Windows-compatible version comes with a list of performance features including 360° 3D LiDAR coverage, a wide range of 140m in diameter per sensor and over 98% detection, tracking and classification accuracy, that reduces false alarms by over 20 times, the company reports.

“Q-Track represents a significant advancement in LiDAR technology, empowering professionals across various industries with unparalleled capabilities for a multitude of applications,” added Becker.

“Our new Windows compatibility increases the solution’s overall value proposition for both users and system integrators as it’s the most prominent OS used by security professionals.”