Glass break

Detects glass breakage up to 100+ m

Detects glass breakage within 5 seconds

Event is reported only in case of interest

Unfortunately, verbal assault sometimes goes beyond verbal expression and ends in violent acts, such as smashing a shop window in the city. Fortunately, a glass break detector can monitor such behavior and instantly localize the event and alert help. This form of aggression not only causes material damage but also creates a sense of insecurity and fear among people. Moreover, a broken shop window can cause serious injuries.

The SED detects glass breakage within 5 seconds

and up to 100 metres away.

Sound Event Detector | Event location

The sound event glass break detector identifies and responds to glass breaking sounds. Thanks to SED technology, it can accurately analyze sound signals in real-time and promptly detect and classify glass breakage events. This enables an immediate alert to be sent to security personnel or the relevant authorities.

SED increases the overall efficiency of security systems and provides an additional layer of protection against unauthorized access or vandalism. Get your unique glass break detector solution.

Primary SED features

Detects the area at 360°

Sound Event Detector (SED) automatically detects the area at 360° and reacts to a dangerous situation within 5 seconds. This significantly reduces the response time of security forces, which on average is up to 7 minutes. Thanks to SED, the emergency call is digitized, making it faster and more accurate.

Software compatibility

SED comes with its own dedicated security software (VMS) free of charge, but is compatible with other third-party VMS for direct integration with the camera system via API (ONVIF/RestAPI) and also mechanically thanks to an integrated relay.

No-limitation usecase

The SED detector can be used both indoors and outdoors. It's thanks to the well-crafted case.

100% GDPR compliant

The use of SED is GDPR compliant. Our solution does not record sound, it only sends meta-information, so it cannot identify a specific person and misuse personal data.

Mentions in media

Shattered glass of a parked vehicle alarmed police thanks to the SED technology.

One of the devices in city alerted officers to a glass-break noise. It was all the fault of drunk homeless people, who also damaged the parked car.

SED also detects

Glass break detection for markets:

Healthcare

Industrial security

Public safety

Private

Our happy customers

“We have already tested the sensors on Americká Street and in real operation we have been convinced that they really work. Currently, they are able to detect gunshots, panic screams and glass breakage with a very high level of reliability – for example, when a shop window is broken by vandals or thieves. Plzeň received a grant of CZK 550,000 from the Ministry of the Interior for the project of deploying SED detectors for gunshots, panic cries and glass breakage. Security in Plzeň is one of my priorities and I believe that this is another step towards strengthening security in our city”

Roman Zarzycký

Mayor of the City of Pilsen

With JALUD Embedded, we implemented Sound Event Detectors as part of a proof of concept to extend security situational awareness for critical infrastructure and high-risk outpatient facilities of the University Hospital Pilsen. JALUD Embedded’s Sound Event Detectors proved themselves in testing with their unusual accuracy and ability to detect non-standard sounds, simplicity of end-to-end installation and the possibility of creating links to already established integrated security systems. With JALUD Embedded, we are planning a long-term cooperation, which has been perfect so far, and we believe that their technology will significantly expand the situational awareness that will make our hospital even safer!

Zdenek Prochazka

Head of Security

The detection system was tested after deployment by JALUD Embedded s.r.o. at several locations (with successful detection of actual shooting). This year we are implementing its extension to other locations. The system is integrated with the MKS into one surveillance system and the alarms have become an important source of information for the city/state police in ensuring security in the city environment. The undeniable advantage of this solution is the ability to identify and locate the incident site in real time in map documents and to send the nearest intervention unit to the scene of the incident, while monitoring the surroundings of the site with city cameras.

Ing. Luděk Šantora

CEO

We have been working with JALUD since November 2021, communication has been fluid, and they have always helped us with any questions we have had. We are working on multiple projects for 2022 that we hope will succeed in using this new technology in the Netherlands. We are very happy to be their Dutch partner.

Joost van der Velden

CEO

The JALUD Sound Event Detector is innovative and positively surprises Brazilian customers wherever it is installed. In Brazil, the main projects in which this product is being applied are related to public and private security, but it fits perfectly in the most diverse verticals of action. ABION is betting a lot on this product, and we are sure that we will bring more security to society by facilitating the response time of public security.

Fabio Faria

Product Manager

In my opinion the Sound Event Detector will save lives. It’s ability to detect the type of sounds you will hear in an emergency incident and quickly alert first responders so they can arrive on site and help the person/s is incredible. We’ve now gained another one of the critical “senses” (Hearing) to compliment CCTV (Eyes) and respond to dangerous events much more quickly and accurately. Well done Team JALUD!

Doug Sear

Director of Sales

We have been using JALUD’s glass-breaking detection solution for the past three years, and we couldn’t be happier. We integrated their software into our devices, and this process took place to the satisfaction of both parties. Therefore, we can not recommend them enough. Keep up the good work!

Aleš Krutina

CTO