Smart Border Checkpoints
Intelligent entry and exit corridors, vehicle screening, automatic number plate recognition and authorised identity verification.
Integrated, technology-enabled security infrastructure for border corridors, critical assets, transport networks and communities — designed around lawful operations, resilience and coordinated emergency response.
From intelligent border checkpoints to integrated command centres, Throne's public safety solutions framework brings surveillance, communications, monitoring and response workflows together.
Our integrated security solutions framework brings together complementary technologies and engineering disciplines. Each engagement is scoped around the client's operational requirements, applicable regulations, technical feasibility and authorised delivery arrangements.
Explore our PPP approach ↗Designed to work together across corridors, cities, rural communities and critical infrastructure.
Intelligent entry and exit corridors, vehicle screening, automatic number plate recognition and authorised identity verification.
Networked CCTV, thermal imaging, night-vision capabilities and resilient solar-powered monitoring infrastructure.
Drone-supported situational awareness, environmental observation and rapid incident assessment, subject to aviation approvals.
Consolidated monitoring, incident workflows, geospatial awareness and authorised inter-agency coordination.
Lawfully governed vehicle tracking, alerts and watchlist integration with appropriate access, accuracy and retention controls.
Emergency hotlines, incident reporting, dispatch support, panic alerts and citizen communication channels.
Remote communications, community safety monitoring and resilient infrastructure for agricultural and underserved areas.
Build situational awareness through interoperable monitoring, secure communications, incident prioritisation and carefully governed data exchange.
Command & control solutions ↗A phased approach to feasibility, design, delivery, integration, training and long-term operations.
Stakeholder requirements, feasibility, legal basis, privacy impact and engineering design.
Infrastructure, connectivity, systems integration and supplier coordination.
Technical assurance, acceptance testing, operator training and controlled commissioning.
Maintenance, service continuity, security reviews and ongoing improvement.
Effective public safety technology must operate within clear legal, ethical and operational safeguards.
Biometric systems, facial recognition, vehicle watchlists and AI-assisted alerts require a lawful basis, proportionality assessment, human oversight, audit trails, data minimisation, retention limits, cybersecurity and independent review. Procurement and deployment depend on relevant government authorisations.