CHENNAI: Visics ATG India Private Limited, part of Access Technology Group, a Dutch company specializing in industrial security solutions for turnarounds, opened its first international office in Chennai on Tuesday.
The new international office in Karapakkam, which will span 5,500 square feet, will be funded by the Dutch government, according to a press release.
This state-of-the-art Visics Experience Center will primarily deliver high-tech and fully digital mobile solutions during maintenance operations and shutdowns in high-risk industries such as petroleum refining, petrochemical, gas, metallurgy and other process industries.
The initiative offers a range of components such as cameras, sensors and intercoms that enable monitoring and connectivity in a confined space.
Key benefits include digital surveillance, access control and management, 24/7 remote support, evacuation capabilities for one or more confined spaces at once, and remote gas detection.
Visics ATG’s first international office was inaugurated by the Dutch Ambassador to India, Marten Van Den Berg. The Minister of Information Technology of Tamil Nadu Mano Thangaraj was present on the occasion.
The new international office in Karapakkam, which will span 5,500 square feet, will be funded by the Dutch government, according to a press release.
This state-of-the-art Visics Experience Center will primarily deliver high-tech and fully digital mobile solutions during maintenance operations and shutdowns in high-risk industries such as petroleum refining, petrochemical, gas, metallurgy and other process industries.
The initiative offers a range of components such as cameras, sensors and intercoms that enable monitoring and connectivity in a confined space.
Key benefits include digital surveillance, access control and management, 24/7 remote support, evacuation capabilities for one or more confined spaces at once, and remote gas detection.
Visics ATG’s first international office was inaugurated by the Dutch Ambassador to India, Marten Van Den Berg. The Minister of Information Technology of Tamil Nadu Mano Thangaraj was present on the occasion.
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