360 Vision’s Invictus camera enlisted to protect endangered sea turtles
360 Vision’s Invictus camera enlisted to protect endangered sea turtles
2 Pages360 Vision’s Invictus camera enlisted to protect endangered sea turtles Endangered nesting green sea turtles are now being protected by 360 Vision Technology’s Invictus ruggedized-Hybrid PTZ camera. The Invictus camera has been deployed as part of Security Centres International’s high-performance Mobile Advanced Safety Tower (MAST), rapid deployment camera solution, which is now installed on the Cayman Islands, British West Indies. The MAST unit was deployed after a funding campaign led by Caymanian, Michael Ridley, to install video surveillance at a key nesting beach at Sand Hole Road in Boatswains Bay. “Sand Hole Road is a critically important nesting beach for the female turtles, who crawl out onto the beaches to dig nests and lay eggs during the night,” Michael explains. “Unfortunate
