Security technology, made friendly

Give your officers less to watch, not less to protect.

SixSense Asia helps buildings and estates cut down on repetitive guard duty — checking faces, reading plates, logging visitors — with technology that quietly handles it instead. Your team ends up smaller, calmer, and focused on the things that actually need a person.

Gate 2 · Block C · Loading bay · Perimeter — East LIVE
Why buildings switch

Guarding costs keep climbing. Coverage doesn't have to depend on headcount.

Licensed officer wages keep rising and turnover stays high, yet one person can only watch one gate at a time. SixSense doesn't replace your officers — it takes the checking-and-logging work off their plate, so the people you do keep on site are dealing with real situations, not standing at a counter.

Officers on shift
Before — 9
With SixSense — 3, in a supervisory role
Time from alert to response
Manual monitoring — ~6 min
Agentic VMS alert — ~45 sec
Illustrative ranges from comparable deployments — every site is different, so we'll walk through what's realistic for yours.
Two sides, one system

One set of technology, built for two different people

Your security team gets fewer manual checks to run. Your residents get a simple app to manage who comes in.

For your security team

Facial recognition, licence-plate cameras, visitor management and an AI operator watching every feed at once — so the humans on shift only get involved when something genuinely needs them.

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For your residents

The MyHaus app lets residents invite guests, approve contractors and let deliveries through from their phone — no calls to the guardhouse, no waiting at the lobby.

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Wherever you're based

Residential estates, commercial buildings, and industrial or logistics sites across Asia — the same core system, tuned to what each kind of site actually needs watched.

Curious what this would look like at your site?

Tell us a bit about your building or estate and we'll walk you through which parts of the system would help most — no pressure, no jargon.