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Copp in the News: UDRI, Dayton Company Collaborate on New Security Tech

From the July 31, 2019 article on the Dayton Daily News’ website:

The University of Dayton and a Dayton security technology business have collaborated on a new public safety technology.

The technology, dubbed “Footprint,” was developed by the University of Dayton Research Institute’s Software Systems Group, thanks in part to a $3 million Ohio Third Frontier grant.

The innovation is described as “web-based situational awareness software” that captures and analyzes data from multiple video monitoring …

Copp in the News: Footprint Situational Awareness Software a Force Multiplier for Law Enforcement 

The advanced situational awareness technology is at the forefront of contemporary crime fighting

Dayton, Ohio April 3, 2019 – An innovative technology is changing the way law enforcement agencies combat crime and ensure public safety. Footprint, a web-based situational awareness software, aggregates, analyzes and monitors data from multiple video monitoring systems and other sensors in one intuitive platform. The tool enables law enforcement to solve cases quicker using data-driven decisions, while minimizing manpower and …

Copp in the News: New VP named at prominent Dayton company

From the June 28, 2016 article on the Dayton Business Journal’s website:

Copp Integrated Systems has named David Markham as vice president of sales to support global growth initiatives, the company announced. Among the initiatives he will lead will be the Footprint Situational Awareness Software, something the company has been involved in developing with University of Dayton Research Institute and the late Larrell Walters.

“After licensing Footprint from the University of Dayton Research Institute, …

Copp in the News: CEO Bill DeFries Comments on State Tax Break

From the October 21, 2015 article on the Dayton Daily News website:

“It’s certainly not anything that’s going to help me grow a job,” said DeFries, whose company has installed security and fire alarm systems in many of the biggest buildings in the Dayton region. “But I can take that money and I can buy a new computer for a new hire. I can invest in the infrastructure.

“I appreciate that little bit of money …

Copp in the News: Copp Brings Security and Peace of Mind to Kettering City Schools

From the October 8, 2014 article on Consumer Electronics Net.com:

“Quintron Systems, Inc., the recognized leader in advanced inter-operable voice systems and physical access control/intrusion detection systems, has announced that its access control system, AccessNsite, has been installed district wide in the Kettering City Schools (Kettering, OH) by Copp Integrated Systems. “This security system brings centralized user administration and control over all perimeter doors, eliminating access by unauthorized people providing a safer environment within the …

Copp in the News: Copp Systems Awarded Wright-Patt Contract

From the September 26, 2014 edition of The Dayton Business Journal:

“A Dayton-based company will earn as much as $60,000 to install a security access system at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.

Copp Systems Integrator was awarded the contract this week for the project, which involves a computer help center building inside area A at the base.

Bill DeFries, owner of the 26-employee electronics and security integration firm, declined to comment on the contract. However, he …

Valued Partners Receive New Product of the Year Award

The 2014 Security Products New Product of the Year Awards are out. Included in the list are several of our partners – Bosch, HID Global, HIKvision, Honeywell, Identiv, and Xtralis.

See the full list here.

The Security Products New Product of the Year Award is in its sixth successful year. The award program honors the outstanding product development achievements of security equipment manufacturers whose products are considered particularly noteworthy in their ability to improve security.…

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