Transit-Protect presentation 2014

Server-less solution with edge recording Panasonic cameras &Transit-Protect™ onboard Alarm/Tracking unit

Transit-Protect™ key features

• Enterprise Alarm/Tracking/Fleet/Video management solutions, supports up to 10,000 cameras

• Threat analytics correlation real-time; Take appropriate action real-time; Prevents problems in real-time

• Tracks Alarms and Location of Buses/Trains and First Responders on dynamic map

• Model after Home-Land-Security Real Time Solutions

• Full vehicle Maintenance management

• Supports over 500 onboard Sensors/Event Triggers

• Partial list of sensors and Event Triggers:Bus Crash Engine diagnostic Excessive Idle Excess speed Excess braking Over-due-maintenance Fuel Battery Hi-Temp Overheating brakes Panic Alarm Late departures Heating/ACDoor open while in motion Modbus sensors Can J1939 interface

• Man down pendant alarm, helps protect your lone worker

• Identifies risky driving behaviors

• Google’s worldwide Maps API, Updated automatically, Street views, Address of events

• Supports I-Button® and HID® proximity badge readers to positivity identify driver

• Driver cell phone detector sensor. Notifies management within seconds.

• Railway Certifications: EN50155, EN50121, IP66

• Transit-Protect Server-less/Edge recording camera solution is the lowest cost onboard Video Surveillance solution on the market (No expensive onboard DVR required).

Cost comparisons between Server-less Transit-Protect™

solution with past projects using onboard DVR

Customer Project

# of Vehicles

# ofCameras

Total

Sales

Status

Washington

MATA

240 1,200 $4.8M Partner IBM bid project with our standard DVR solution.

Detroit Bus 346 1,000+ $7M+ Transit-Protect™ solution $1M less than the winning bid

Massachusetts

Boston MBTA

200 1,600 $5.8M Worked with Kratos and JCI on project

Standard DVR bid Kratos-$6.2M & JCI-$7.2M; Winning bid Minuteman $5.8M.

Transit-Protect™ solution $1M less then winning bid

LA Metro

onboard Video

275 1,650 $3M System Integrator partners (HBE/Kratos, IBM, and JCI) bid standard DVR

Transit-Protect™ solution $1M less then winning bid

SF Bart 300 1,200 $5M+ Transit-Protect solution $7,000 less then winning bid per Railcar Addition

phases

New York City

MTA Bus Project

6,000 48,000 $70M+ Future RFP project

RFI response with Bus-Protect™ solution submitted by 8 of our System

Integrator Partners: HBE/Kratos, IBM Global Technology, North American Video,

Johnson Controls, Secure Watch24, Siemens, Stanley, & Tyco

High probability of 6-bus evaluation/showcase Bus-Protect™ system.

LMR Partner PowerTrunk will propose 1-Bus LMR low bandwidth solution, 6/14

Grand Total 8,517 63,430 $117M+

Transit-Protect™ Transportation System Integrator Partners

Transit-Protect™ Company History

22 years experience in Physical Security & Access Control

1992 Acquired Physical Sec./A&C division of General Signal

1997 Started development on SiteAppliance IP-base Remote Monitoring System SiteAppliance sales 2000 to 2005 totaled over $100 Million

2002 Sold SiteAppliance and legacies product lines and entered into Wireless Video Surveillance market

2013 Sold Broadband Wireless Video Surveillance product lines and refocused company into SkunkWorks development of the Transit-Protect™ Onboard Server-Less IP Video Surveillance with Alarm/Tracking/Fleet Manager solutions for the onboard Transit markets

2013 Developed Transportation partnership including several System Integrator Partners with Transit expertise. Technology Partners: Panasonic, OnSSI, Milestone, PowerTrunk (LMR manufactory) & several others

2014 Continued development of Transit-Protect™ solutions and partners