TOKYO — Global professional security and public safety solutions provider i-PRO Co., Ltd. (formerly Panasonic Security), today announces the launch of its i-PRO Security Radar, a new category of outdoor video monitoring devices, designed to “enhance perimeter protection in mission-critical environments.”
Operating on 60GHz millimeter wave technology, the Security Radar system supports integration with up to four artificial intelligence-enabled i-PRO PTZ cameras to “deliver precise detection and real-time visual tracking of people and vehicles,” according to the company announcement. Covering a 180-degree field of view, the radar maintains accuracy even in low-light or severe weather, the announcement says.
Engineered for high-security sectors such as power plants, data centers, airports and remote infrastructure, the i-PRO Security Radar “addresses longstanding gaps in outdoor monitoring,” according to the company announcement.
“While traditional video systems rely solely on cameras that can struggle with long range and environmental factors, i-PRO’s integrated radar and video system significantly reduces false alarms and ensures operators receive reliable, real-time information,” the announcement says.
Why Should You Consider the i-PRO Security Radar?
The new Security Radar is designed to support both operator-led and autonomous security operations, offering exceptional flexibility across diverse deployment scenarios. In staffed environments, it enhances situational awareness and decision-making with precise detection and real-time tracking.
In unmanned or remote facilities, it enables intelligent, automated monitoring – reducing the need for constant human oversight while ensuring reliable, responsive protection. This dual capability “empowers organizations to optimize their security strategies based on operational requirements,” according to the company announcement.
The system offers detection capabilities up to 70 meters (230 feet) for people and 100 meters (328 feet) for vehicles, offering full coverage with fewer devices. Importantly, i‑PRO’s Security Radar integrates with leading VMSs, including Genetec, Milestone, VideoInsight and more.
It is fully compatible with Genetec’s Restricted Security Area (RSA) surveillance module and operates smoothly within the Genetec VMS environment. This integration enables centralized management, advanced analytics, and streamlined workflows – empowering security teams with greater control and enhanced situational awareness across complex sites.
“Our new Security Radar sets a new benchmark for outdoor monitoring, combining high accuracy radar, vision, and smart tracking. For operators of infrastructure and unmanned facilities, this means fewer false alarms, faster response times, and unmatched reliability in mission-critical environments,” says Gerard Figols, chief operating officer at i-PRO, in the company announcement.
With support for up to four edge-AI PTZ cameras, operators can visually track objects across a site without the need for complex server-side software or infrastructure. For example, when the radar detects a potential unauthorized entry and confirms that the object has entered the detection area, the system shares the location information with the PTZ camera(s), which then tracks the object, providing valuable situational context.
Site managers can configure no-entry zones and receive immediate alerts with visual verification, even at unmanned or poorly lit locations.
Designed for performance and durability, the radar system is built to withstand tampering and environmental exposure, with a coastal model variant available for salt-heavy environments. In line with i-PRO‘s leading cybersecurity position in the market, the hardware is FIPS 140-3 Level 3 certified, ensuring robust data integrity and making it suitable for use in regulated industries.
To facilitate the deployment, the radar also has built-in installation support via a tablet. During installation, the system’s built-in camera provides a visual match of the radar detection zone.
The i-PRO Security Radar will be available in January 2026 in the United States, Canada, Japan and New Zealand, with availability in Vietnam expected by April 2026.
