Over the decades it has crystallized that owners of boats, ships and sailing vessels, as well as yachts have the need, that during their absence, their property should not remain unattended at the mooring.

The harbor master’s office does carry out occasional patrols, but these are only superficial and useful because they are intended to serve more or less as a precautionary pre-emptive deterrent to prevent vandalism and burglary. In any event, this measure is not sufficient for the owners to ensure the necessary security aspects of their property.

From this basic idea of a preventive measure, a sophisticated catalogue of requirements arose over decades in cooperation with the owners, which ultimately led to the development of a highly complex implemented concrete surveillance scenario concept that is applied and implemented today.