VOSKER PRO: A Rugged New Contender in Critical Infrastructure Security

MONTREAL, QC – March 18, 2026 – VOSKER, a company with over 3 million cameras already deployed globally, today made a significant move into the professional security sector with the launch of its VOSKER PRO 4G LTE cellular camera and a new integrated monitoring platform. The launch positions the company to compete in the rapidly growing, multi-billion dollar market for protecting remote and critical infrastructure.

Targeting professionals in demanding sectors like energy, utilities, and public safety, the VOSKER PRO is engineered for autonomous operation in locations where power and connectivity are non-existent. The announcement signals a strategic pivot for the company, leveraging a recent acquisition to accelerate its capabilities in a market where the stakes—and the technological requirements—are exceptionally high.

A New Standard for Autonomous Security

The VOSKER PRO is designed to solve one of the biggest challenges in modern security: how to reliably monitor assets that are remote, exposed, and vital. The camera boasts a suite of features aimed at near-total self-sufficiency. Its most notable claim is an operational battery life exceeding one year, a figure that, if validated in the field, would dramatically reduce the operational costs and logistical headaches associated with maintaining remote surveillance.

This endurance is complemented by a solar-ready design, allowing for potentially indefinite deployment in sunny climates. This frees the camera from the constraints of wired power or Power over Ethernet (PoE), enabling rapid deployment on utility poles, remote substations, construction sites, or temporary perimeters for public safety events.

To survive in these environments, the PRO is built to a formidable set of durability standards. It is certified to IP66 and IP68, rendering it impervious to dust and capable of withstanding powerful water jets and even temporary submersion. An IK10 impact rating—the highest on the scale—means it can resist significant force, making it highly vandal-resistant. Furthermore, its 3G vibration-resistance certification ensures stable operation on structures prone to movement, while a 5VA flammability rating adds a layer of safety in industrial settings.

"For years, our customers have trusted us to provide reliable security solutions for remote and mobile environments," said Jimmy Angers, President and CEO of VOSKER, in a statement. “We’ve also been listening to the growing demand for professional surveillance solutions that are compatible with existing monitoring systems. This latest evolution of our product line is our answer to just that: a professional-grade autonomous solution that can be seamlessly integrated into our customers' Security Operations Centers (SOCs) and provide maximum protection for critical assets."

A Strategic Play Fueled by Acquisition

This product launch is more than just a new piece of hardware; it represents a calculated strategic offensive. VOSKER's entry into the professional security market is significantly bolstered by its recent acquisition of Reconeyez, a European leader in AI-powered autonomous surveillance for large enterprises (B2B) and government agencies (B2G). This move provided VOSKER with two decades of specialized expertise, an established B2B/B2G client base, and, most importantly, sophisticated AI technology.

The VOSKER PRO’s new monitoring platform is a direct beneficiary of this synergy. It not only delivers alerts and full-HD livestreams to mobile and desktop applications but also features robust API support. This allows for seamless integration into the complex Security Operations Centers (SOCs) and Video Management Systems (VMS) that are standard in professional security. This level of integration is a critical differentiator, as large organizations require new tools to work within their existing security ecosystem, not replace it.

The market VOSKER is targeting is both vast and rapidly evolving. The critical infrastructure protection market was valued at over $150 billion in 2025 and continues to grow. Meanwhile, the wireless security camera market is expanding at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of over 13%, with cellular and AI-powered solutions leading the charge. While the market has been dominated by giants like Hikvision and Dahua, there is a clear and growing demand for specialized, rugged, and intelligent solutions that VOSKER aims to fill.

Securing the Unseen: Protecting Critical Assets

The true test of the VOSKER PRO will be its performance in the field, addressing the specific pain points of its target industries. For the energy and utility sectors, which manage thousands of miles of pipelines, transmission lines, and remote substations, the PRO offers a cost-effective alternative to costly human patrols or the impracticality of running wired infrastructure.

Physical security has become a paramount concern for utilities, as critical nodes in the power grid are increasingly seen as attractive targets for sabotage. An autonomous camera like the VOSKER PRO, capable of operating for over a year without intervention, can provide persistent surveillance on these vulnerable points. Its AI capabilities, inherited from Reconeyez, can be trained to detect specific threats, such as unauthorized vehicles or personnel in restricted areas, and send immediate alerts to a central SOC.

In public safety, the camera's rapid deployment capabilities are a key advantage. Law enforcement can quickly establish surveillance at crime scenes, special events, or in high-crime areas without needing to secure a power source or run cables. For construction companies, it provides a simple way to monitor valuable equipment and materials on sprawling, unsecured job sites.

The convergence of information technology (IT) and operational technology (OT) has broadened the attack surface for critical infrastructure, making integrated cyber-physical security essential. While the VOSKER PRO is a physical security device, its ability to feed real-time visual data into a unified security platform contributes to a more holistic defense strategy, allowing operators to visually verify cyber alerts or detect physical tampering that could be part of a coordinated attack.

VOSKER will officially debut the PRO to the industry at the ISC West 2026 security conference in Las Vegas later this month. The reception there will provide an early indicator of how well this ambitious strategic pivot is resonating with the professional security community.