“Necessity is the mother of invention” – when a challenge arises, engineers find a way to overcome it. That was exactly the case during the execution of one of our most prestigious contracts – the Museum of Polish History (Permanent Exhibition). The design of the Electronic Collection Protection System assumed the use of sensors available on the Russian market. Since no equivalent solution could be found, we decided to develop our own proprietary technology – says Krzysztof Majkowski, Contract Manager at Everest 5.
Thanks to our custom-designed electronic circuit, we created a sensor fully compatible with both the alarm system and the environmental monitoring system. Tests confirmed its effectiveness in detecting breaches, the presence of unauthorized objects, and attempts to remove exhibits. Although initially developed for museum use, this solution can be applied in any space where precise monitoring of a small, enclosed area is required.
Congratulations to our engineers and Polish engineering innovation!
At Everest 5, we implement advanced projects in electrical, telecommunication, IT, and multimedia systems. Our ambition is to be the go-to company in the museum sector – in exhibitions and displays, as well as in the supply and security of museum display cases.
So far, we have completed or are currently working on projects including:
- Museum of Polish History – Permanent Exhibition
- Warsaw Ghetto Museum
- Museum of Modern Art
- Museum of the Martyrology of Polish Villages in Michniów
- Józef Piłsudski Museum in Sulejówek
- Tatra Earth Archive
- National Museum of Technology at the Palace of Culture and Science
- Lublin Castle
🔗 Learn more about the Museum of Polish History project: https://lnkd.in/gjrsaCV9
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