Updates and articles about courses and exercises we have completed.
We at INTSA are proud to announce that we have signed an important contract with the Norwegian Public Roads Administration and Fjord1. This agreement marks a significant advancement in the use of our unique technology for maritime safety, and underscores our position as the sole provider of such an advanced solution.
On tuesday 5. April, we exhibited at Nor-Shipping 2022 in Lillestrøm together with our partner Hatteland Technology. We got to show off ProEye DTR and present our system to both new and old faces.
"The smart technological solutions provide a significant improvement in emergency preparedness and will prevent and avert loss of life in situations with a man overboard," says Siv Jensen. CEO Perry Stave is pleased to have Siv Jensen as owner and strategy advisor. "We are in an exciting development phase for INTSA, and Siv Jensen joins the company with strategic expertise and with great faith in the company's opportunities in the world market," says Stave.
INTSA have now completed the final technical test of the sensors for Pro EYE DTR, which is supplied by SICK. We have mounted a sensor unit on board a smaller vessel to measure stress such as vibrations after installation. The sensor has been tested for 14 months, and with great success. No errors or defects have been proven here! The sensor itself is not very visible and installation of it will not entail major rebuilds on existing vessels.
We have received the screen which is supposed to be part of Pro Eye DTR® control system. This is currently at the office, and will be used to customize the software. It has 4K resolution, and with a size of 55 inches, it enables the presentation of a lot of data on one screen rather than several small ones. For the bridges that do not have room for this size, we will still be able to offer a slightly smaller screen.
First aid is an important part of the emergency preparedness exercises we at INTSA carry out with our customers. We have therefore purchased Little Anne QCPR, a training doll with feedback technology, for training of cardiopulmonary resuscitation. Little Anne QCPR is made with realistic anatomy, and with the associated application, course participants receive correct
A new year has made its entrance, and it's time for a little update from us at INTSA! The not-so-unknown situation around Covid-19 is affecting us and our everyday lives, but we are still happy to announce progress and development in all our initiatives: Our rescue system Pro Eye DTR®, courses and training, as well as exercises and software.
We at INTSA are pleased to announce our new website! It is now adapted to all platforms and will bring you updates from us on a regular basis. The design and development has been done by Martine Leine Rafteseth. We are very happy and proud of our new site, and thank her for a great job.
On August 10, we held a lesson in training in emergency management and first aid for the construction company Bertelsen & Garpestad. The following day, an exercise with personal injury was carried out in the Haukeli tunnel.
