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- Intent: Marketable motion, audio and vibration sensor.
- Image Source: Artist Credit
- Canon Link: Not Applicable
- Permissions: Not Applicable
- Primary Source: Not Applicable
- Manufacturer: Nakaioma Home Security - Subdivision of Nakaioma Security Services
- Affiliation: Customers | NAKAIOMA & Subsidiaries
- Market Status: Closed-Market
- Model: DynaSec 864 Series Intruder Detector
- Modularity: Not Applicable
- Production: Mass-Produced
- Material:
- Plastoid External Casing
- Internal Electronic Components
- Lifeform Scanner
- Threat Monitor
- Network Intrusion Countermeasures
- Audio Sensor
- Autoscan Weapons Detector
- Intruder Sensor
- Voiceprint Analyzer
- ElectroMag Defense Unit
- Motion Sensor
- Infrared Motion Sensor
- Tokai Biohexacrypted Communications Module
- Multi-Sensory: Not restricting itself to only detecting individuals via motion, the Togawa Intruder Detector also utilizes audio and thermal sensors, as well as vibrations to not only detect the presence of an individual within an area, but to generally triangulate their position. This puts additional pressure on any would-be intruders as they now have several different methods of detection that they must find ways to work around.
- Connectivity: Able to interface with all DynaSec-brand security products, the Togawa Intruder Detector can combine its abilities with those of other systems, such as the Internal Security Camera in-order to better assess and monitor an environment. Of course, it also comes with a direct hardline to the alarm system, and can be set at the owner's pleasure to automatically trigger the alarm if an individual is detected at certain times of the day, or at will. (Such as when no one is expected to be within the property/starship).
- Secure: Shielded to a good extent by both Network Intrusion Countermeasures, and an ElectroMag Defense Unit. The Togawa Intruder Detector is to a large degree protected from most forms of EMP, ion and splicer assaults that could be made against it.
- Physically Vulnerable: Though protected in the cyber realm, and against weaponry such as electromagnetic pulses, the Togawa Intruder Detector is all too vulnerable to physical energy and kinetic attacks, easily able to be knocked out of service with a couple of blaster bolts, due to the sensitive equipment within, and the lack of any proper exterior armor.
Installed into or onto walls, ceilings or floors. The DynaSec-brand 864 Series 'Togawa' Intruder Detector is a multi-purpose motion detector developed by Nakaioma Home Security; a subdivision of Nakaioma Security Services, for the purposes of residential, corporate, and starship security. Taking the physical form of an elongated white object, branching out two of its primary sensory devices, which connect to a central processing unit, the DynaSec Togawa utilizes a wide variety of environmental stimuli to detect the presence of individuals in an area. Sophisticated audio receptors can pick up foot steps from several dozen meters away, and an advanced form of echolocation can detect vibrations from even further than that. This is all excluding the Togawa's principal method of detection, that being its motion detecting sensors located throughout its design. These sensors have a large coverage umbrella, and can take notice of even the smallest movements in an environment.
Secured by an ElectroMag Defense Unit, and an in-built form of Network Intrusion Countermeasures, the Togawa Intruder Detector can ensure clientele with a great degree of internal security to its own hardware, from both EMP, Ion and splicer attacks. It is able to interface with other DynaSec-brand security equipment, such as the Internal Security Camera, strengthening the local security apparatus by combining capabilities to put together a far more accurate assessment of the area, both for organic technicians which may be operating or overseeing the security network, or simply the machines themselves. Togawa Intruder Sensors since their release have become standard issue throughout NAKAIOMA-affiliated facilities, while also becoming part of NSS' multitude of protection plans, and have begun seeing use in private residences, starships, businesses and government buildings.
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