Select Engineering Services Returns to Compete in 2022 ‘ASTORS’

Protect your First Responders with Automatic Injury Detection (AID) penetration sensors that immediately detect when pierced by a bullet, knife or shrapnel, and alert dispatch of the area of the body injured, site location on mapping, the officer’s heart rate, as well as communicate the injured officer’s medical information so first responders will be advised as to blood types and/or any relevant allergies before even deploying to the site.

Select Engineering Services LLC, a Double , is delighted to announce their Automatic Injury Detection (AID) is one of two products nominated to compete in the 2022 ‘ASTORS’ Awards Program.

Over the last several years ambushes and attacks on Law Enforcement Officers and First Responders have dramatically increased, with officers having been killed or critically injured as a result of these attacks.

Many of these officers were incapacitated in the attacks, and unable to call for assistance or notify dispatchers of their location and too many have perished as a result.

Select Engineering Services has developed patented Automatic Injury Detection (AID) ‘Penetration Detection Sensors’ that seamlessly insert inside a police officer, security guard, or military warfighter’s body armor carrier (both front and back panels) in front of the ballistic panels which protect the wearers and facing the attacker.

No modification to body armor is required.

Automatic Injury Detection (AID) Penetration Detection Sensors instantly detect injuries and attacks, whether the wearer is stabbed, shot or struck by IED shrapnel – then automatically sends the injury zone and attack location to the entire agency via text alert messages with google driving directions.

(See how AID helps protect officers’ lives. Select Engineering Services (SES) has developed Automatic Injury Detection (AID) Sensors that can detect when an individual has been shot, stabbed, or injured by shrapnel from an IED. Courtesy of Select Engineering Services and YouTube.)

Immediate, Precise and Reliable Communication – During a Traumatic Event

Automatic Injury Detection (AID) immediately sends actionable data over the officers’ existing smartphone or radio, and instantly reports any penetrating injury affecting the coverage area.

AID can even detect arrows and blade instruments that cannot be detected by acoustic detectors that simply detect gunfire, not the targets he is shooting at or the diversion tactics.

Automatic Injury Detection (AID) penetration sensors work even if the officer or soldier is incapacitated and will continue to update any change in location (automatically) even if the user is unconscious or being transported against their will.

No user input is required for continued tracking and “listening in” at their changing locations.

This is a revolutionary jump in communication using push data instead of pull, requiring no user input.

Automatic Injury Detection (AID) alerts include what area of their body was injured, the officer’s heart rate, as well as communicate the injured officer’s medical information so first responders will be advised as to blood types and/or any relevant allergies before even deploying to the site.

SES has dedicated itself to doing all that is possible to protect those individuals who place their lives on the line every day in order to protect us.

(See in Action as Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office deploys new injury-detecting AID (Automatic Injury Detection) technology. Courtesy of WSLS 10 and YouTube.)

AID KEY BENEFITS INCLUDE:

  • No Dispatcher required / No Errors /  No Delays

  • When the AID sensors detect a puncture or gunshot, it automatically generates alerts of your location by text, to up to 30 preset numbers – even if the officer is fully incapacitated.

AID panels are printed with two conductive ink penetration sensor circuits with integral communications modules, powered by rechargeable dual mode cell and radio batteries.
AID panels are printed with two conductive ink penetration sensor circuits with integral communications modules, powered by rechargeable dual mode cell and radio batteries.
  • Information includes the GPS location of the officer, the location of the injury, the officers blood type and any known allergies

  • Opens a Microphone so responders can “listen in” to what’s happening at the attack location

  • Starts Video Camera (Visual Labs, App)

  • Sends “Heart Rate” from watch (Galaxy or Apple Watch).

  • Once activated, it tracks the officers location – and updates the location every time their mobile phone moves 30 feet or more in any direction

  • Common Operating Picture and Situational Awareness

  • Hack Resistant- Does not rely on centralized 911 dispatcher’s CAD

  • Five-year warranty

  • 1-year rechargeable battery

Community safety increase:

Officer(s) being the critical first line of defense, every second a shooter is active can result in additional casualties – Automatic Injury Detection (AID) sensors assist in rapid deployment for the fastest possible coordinated response.

Select Engineering Services Automatic Injury Detection (AID) System includes thin lightweight, flexible and maintenance free, mylar panels inserted into the officers body armor, (both front and back) for complete concealment and no modifications required to the body armor.
Select Engineering Services Automatic Injury Detection (AID) System includes thin lightweight, flexible, and maintenance-free, mylar panels inserted into the wearer’s body armor, (both front and back) for complete concealment and no modifications required to the body armor. Within seconds of the AID Sensors detecting the event, it automatically (even if the wearer is completely incapacitated) transmits an alert via cell phone and/or radio to designated personnel
and the dispatch center. The alert message contains the wearer’s ID, GPS location shown on Google Map or the dispatch centers map, and medical information such as the wearer’s blood type and allergies are noted. Additionally, AID opens up the microphone on the wearer’s cell phone so dispatch can listen to the attack scene (and record for documentation purposes.) Lastly, if the wearer is moved more than 30 feet it automatically updates their location.

AID Motorola Team and Partner

Select Engineering Services has teamed with Motorola Solutions as part of their Command Central Aware to add the Automatic Injury Detection (AID) notifications and location updates for a common operating picture and situational awareness.

The combination of AID and Command Central Aware provide the most effective management if there is a single attack or coordinated attack on the agency.

To learn how to get your agency’s first responders protected with Automatic Injury Detection (AID) sensors, please visit www.SelectEngineering.net/AID.

Select Engineering Services Takes Two in 2021 ‘ASTORS’ Awards Program

2021 ‘ASTORS’ Awards Luncheon (starting front row, left to right) SIMS Software President & CEO Michael Struttmann; TENEO Risk Advisory Executive Chairman Commissioner Bill Bratton; NEC National Security Systems President Dr. Kathleen Kiernan; TSA Administrator David Pekoske; Fortior Solutions General Counsel Katherine Cowan; NEC Corporation of America Senior Vice President & Chief Experience Officer Raffie Beroukhim; TENEO Risk Advisory Chief of Staff David Cagno; Infragard National Board Member Doug Farber, Lumina Analytics Co-Founder & Chairman Allan Martin, and AMAROK Senior Vice President Sales & Marketing Mike Dorrington.
2021 ‘ASTORS’ Awards Luncheon (starting front row, left to right) SIMS Software President & CEO Michael Struttmann; TENEO Risk Advisory Executive Chairman Commissioner Bill Bratton; NEC National Security Systems President Dr. Kathleen Kiernan; TSA Administrator David Pekoske; Fortior Solutions General Counsel Katherine Cowan; NEC Corporation of America Senior Vice President & Chief Experience Officer Raffie Beroukhim; TENEO Risk Advisory Chief of Staff David Cagno; Infragard National Board Member Doug Farber, Lumina Analytics Co-Founder & Chairman Allan Martin, and AMAROK Senior Vice President Sales & Marketing Mike Dorrington.

American Security Today’s Annual ‘ASTORS’ Awards is the preeminent U.S. Homeland Security Awards Program, and now entering it’s Seventh Year, continues to recognize industry leaders of Physical and Border Security, Cybersecurity, Emergency Preparedness – Management and Response, Law Enforcement, First Responders, as well as federal, state and municipal government agencies in the acknowledgment of their outstanding efforts to Keep our Nation Secure.

Select Engineering Services (First of Two)

  • Best Personal/ Protective Equipment Product

Select Engineering Services Automatic Injury Detection (AID) System includes thin lightweight, flexible and maintenance free, mylar panels inserted into the officers body armor, (both front and back) for complete concealment and no modifications required to the body armor.
The Automatic Injury Detection (AID) System includes thin lightweight, flexible, and maintenance-free, mylar panels sensor panels that detect when the wearer has been attacked and automatically sends a notification and request for assistance to the appropriate authorities.
  • When an AID flexible mylar sensor panels (front & back, comfortably inserted into the wearer’s bulletproof vest) is pierced by either a bullet, knife or shrapnel from an IED, the communications module will sense the break in the circuit and automatically sends an emergency alert with GPS location to phone, radio or communication system.

  • The automated and instant emergency alerts help save lives by improving the response from medics and backup personnel to stop, apprehend or contain the attacker, even when the officer is incapacitated.

Select Engineering Services (Second of Two)

PET improves personal safety in a variety of scenarios when in a panic, under heavy duress, and in a medical emergency. (Courtesy of Select Engineering Services, LLC.)
PET improves personal safety in a variety of scenarios when in a panic, under heavy duress, and in a medical emergency. (Courtesy of Select Engineering Services, LLC.)
  • The PET system provides a covert method to summon help when you are faced with a dangerous situation and it’s impossible to call help without alerting your attacker (i.e. reaching for your cell phone).

  • The PET system allows you to avoid escalating a potentially dangerous confrontation and have backup on the way in seconds.

  • *Select Engineering Services was also recognized with Multiple Award Wins in the 2020, 2019, 2018, and 2017 ‘ASTORS’ Homeland Security Awards Programs.

The Annual ‘ASTORS’ Awards highlight the most cutting-edge and forward-thinking security solutions coming onto the market today, to ensure our readers have the information they need to stay ahead of the competition and keep our Nation safe – one facility, street, and city at a time.

Thomas Richardson, FDNY Chief of Department; Dr. Kathleen Kiernan, President of NEC National Security Systems; and Richard Blatus, FDNY Assistant Chief of Operations at the 2021 ‘ASTORS’ Awards Luncheon at ISC East.

AST Honors Thomas Richardson, FDNY Chief of Department; Dr. Kathleen Kiernan, President of NEC National Security Systems; and Richard Blatus, FDNY Assistant Chief of Operations, at the 2021 ‘ASTORS’ Awards Luncheon at ISC East.

The United States was forever changed 20 years ago on September 11th, and we were fortunate to have many of those who responded to those horrific tragedies join us at the 2021 ‘ASTORS’ Awards Luncheon.

In the days that followed 9/11, the critical needs of protecting our country catapulted us into new and innovative ways to secure our homeland – which is how many of the agencies and enterprise organizations that are today ‘ASTORS’ Awards Champions, came into being.

Our keynote speaker TSA Administrator David Pekoske delivered a moving and timely address on the strategic priorities of the 64,000 member TSA workforce in securing the transportation system, enabling safe, and in many cases, contactless travel, and more (Be sure to see Interview.)
TSA Administrator David Pekoske addressing attendees at the 2021 ‘ASTORS’ Awards Luncheon in New York City on November 17, 2021. (Be sure to see AST Exclusive Interview, facilitated by Dr. Kathleen Kiernan HERE.)

Our 2021 keynote speaker featured a moving and informative address from TSA Administrator and Vice-Admiral of the United States Coast Guard (Ret), David Pekoske; to our attendees who traveled from across the United States and abroad, on the strategic priorities of the 64,000 member TSA workforce in securing the transportation system, enabling safe, and in many cases, contactless travel.

Commissioner Bill Bratton signing copies of his latest work, ‘The Profession: A Memoir of Community, Race, and the Arc of Policing in America,’ at the 2021 ‘ASTORS’ Awards Presentation Luncheon. (Be sure to see AST Exclusive Interview with Comm Bratton, facilitated by Dr. Kathleen Kiernan HERE.)

Legendary Police Commissioner William Bratton of the New York Police Department, the Boston Police Department, and former Chief of the Los Angeles Police Department was also live at the event, meeting with attendees and signing copies of his latest work ‘The Profession: A Memoir of Community, Race, and the Arc of Policing in America,’ courtesy of the generosity of our 2021 ‘ASTORS’ Awards Premier Sponsors.

The 2021 ‘ASTORS’ Awards Program was Proudly Sponsored by AMAROK, Fortior Solutions and SIMS Software, along with Returning Premier Sponsors ATI SystemsAttivo Networks, Automatic Systems, and Reed Exhibitions.

Nominations are currently being accepted for the 2022 ‘ASTORS’ Homeland Security Awards at https://americansecuritytoday.com/ast-awards/.

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Access Control/ Identification Personal/Protective Equipment Law Enforcement Counter Terrorism
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Facial/IRIS Recognition Body Worn Video Product Cyber Security
Video Surveillance/VMS Mobile Technology Anti-Malware
Audio Analytics Disaster Preparedness ID Management
Thermal/Infrared Camera Mass Notification System Fire & Safety
Metal/Weapon Detection Rescue Operations Critical Infrastructure
License Plate Recognition Detection Products COVID Innovations
Workforce Management Government Security Programs And Many Others to Choose From!

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Team TSA
Honoring the 20th anniversary of the Transportation Security Administration (Team TSA at the 2021 ‘ASTORS’ Awards Presentation Luncheon.)

In 2021 over 200 distinguished guests representing Federal, State and Local Governments, and Industry Leading Corporate Firms gathered from across North America, Europe and the Middle East to be honored among their peers in their respective fields which included:

NCDMPH (Dr. Goolsby second from left), and American Red Cross Members accept 'Excellence in Public Safety' Awards at 2021 'ASTORS' Luncheon
NCDMPH (Dr. Goolsby second from left), and American Red Cross Members accept an ‘Excellence in Public Safety’ Awards at 2021 ‘ASTORS’ Luncheon
Representing NEC at the 2021 'ASTORS' Awards Luncheon -Stacey Brown, SVP Raffie Beroukhim, Dr. Kathleen Kiernan, 2021 'ASTORS' Industry Leader of the Year; Christopher Gillyard, Rachel Sisk, and Frank Sangiorg
Representing NEC Corporation at the 2021 ‘ASTORS’ Awards Luncheon at ISC in New York City – NEC Director of Marketing Stacey Brown, NEC Senior Vice President Raffie Beroukhim, NEC NSS President Dr. Kathleen Kiernan, the 2021 ‘ASTORS’ Extraordinary Industry Leadership & Innovation Person of the Year; NEC NSS Regional Sales Director Chris Gillyard, NEC NSS Executive Assistant Rachel Sisk, and NEC Regional Sales Director Frank Sangiorgi

Corporate firms, the majority of which return year to year to build upon their record of accomplishment include:

AlertMedia, Allied Universal, AMAROK, ATI Systems, Attivo Networks, Axis Communications, Automatic Systems of America, BriefCam, Canon U.S.A., Fortior Solutions, guardDog.ai, Hanwha Techwin of America, HID Global, Mark43, IPVideo Corporation, Konica Minolta Business Solutions, Lumina Analytics, NEC National Security Systems, NICE Public Safety, OnSolve, PureTech Systems, Quantum Corporation, Rave Mobile Safety, Regroup Mass Notification, Robotic Assistance Devices, Rajant Corporation, SafeLogicSenstar Corporation, ShotSpotter, Singlewire Software, SolarWinds Worldwide, Teledyne FLIR, Valor Systems, and Wiresecure, just to name a few!

Team ATI Systems (featuring Dr. Ray Bassiouni, second from right) Accepts the 2021 Platinum 'ASTORS' Award for the ATI Systems Mobile Solutions for Giant Voice, in addition to a 2020 'ASTORS' Extraordinary Leadership & Innovation Award at the 2021 'ASTORS' Awards Luncheon at ISC East.
Team ATI Systems (featuring Dr. Ray Bassiouni, second from right) Accepts the 2021 Platinum ‘ASTORS’ Award for the ATI Systems Mobile Solutions for Giant Voice, in addition to a 2020 ‘ASTORS’ Extraordinary Leadership & Innovation Award at the 2021 ‘ASTORS’ Awards Luncheon at ISC East.

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From Physical Security (Access Control, Critical Infrastructure, Perimeter Protection, and Video Surveillance Cameras and Video Management Systems), to IT Security (Cybersecurity, Encryption, Data Storage, Anti-Malware and Networking Security – Just to name a few), the 2021 ‘ASTORS’ CHAMPIONS EDITION has what you need to Detect, Delay, Respond to, and Mitigate today’s real-time threats in our constantly evolving security landscape.

It also includes featured guest editorial pieces from some of the security industry’s most respected leaders, and recognized firms in the 2021 ‘ASTORS’ Awards Program.

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