At Crown Jewelers and Pawn, Michael Katsanevas says they deal with people coming and going daily and that their number one priority is security. Crown Jewelers and Pawn is home to many valuables, and Katsanevas says they have to maintain a high level of security. Peak Alarm is the company responsible for keeping the Crown Jeweler and Pawn building safe.

Burglars often break through walls, ceilings, and AC vents to steal drugs. Traditional motion detectors are limited in view and often are unable to detect these intrusions because they happen behind shelves. Xandem TMD is a powerful solution for protecting pharmacies because it sees through the obstructions, covers the complete floor plan, remains invisible, and is robust to false triggering.

The Philip Charles Gamett oceanfront penthouse designed and installed by Redwood Technical Services is arguably the most technologically sophisticated home in the world. Powered by Xandem TMD, the system is embedded behind the walls of each room resulting in seamless motion detection and amazing aesthetic design. Xandem's powerful product breaks through the constraints and limitations of using traditional forms of motion detection for home control and automation.

The Brahma Group is an industrial engineering and construction company based in Salt Lake City, UT. After losing hundreds of thousands of dollars from theft, Brahma's security company Mountain Alarm installed a Xandem TMD system in a particularly problematic warehouse. Since then, all break-ins have been halted and the sensor has not had any false alarm issues.

The Scott family home employs one of the most advanced motion detection systems in the world - Xandem TMD. The system detects motion over the complete floor plan and was integrated to an already-installed alarm panel and keypad. All motion detection hardware remains completely hidden from view thus enhancing security and aesthetics.