The move means that technology from both companies will be seamlessly integrated and used to protect areas like coastlines, ports and offshore oil assets.
Michael Parisi, CEO of ObsTek, which specialises in the design and integration of special purpose sensor systems for commercial, industrial and military applications, said: “We are seeing more reliance on radar and sensor information for protecting water ways, coastline and ports across the globe. What’s important is what you do with this information once in the control room.
“Our partnership with CNL Software enables seamless access to this information, so it can be rapidly acknowledged, understood and distributed for real time situation management.”
Matthew Kushner, president of CNL Americas, said: “ObsTek have a strong background in radar and sensor data management, their technology will strengthen our offering to the market. We have lots of interest from a number of ports and this integration will increase our flexibility.”
“This technology agreement combines CNL’s industry leading PSIM software with ObsTek’s extensive expertise in radar technology, and will allow us to work together in future port projects.”
