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ADG Provides Integrated Surveillance System for Super Bowl

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Wednesday, February 6th, 2008

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The Allied Defense Group [ADG] provided its integrated surveillance solution for Super Bowl XLII on Sunday in Glendale, Ariz. The system, provided by the company's NS Microwave surveillance division, integrates a number of video sensors on both fixed and mobile aerial and ground platforms. The system also includes an 86-foot mobile command center, helicopter downlinks, and command and control NS and multi-format legacy cameras. The system is based on NS Microwave's video management software, NS9200, which ADG says can integrate…

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