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Bosch plans to sell its video, access and intrusion and communication business units, while keeping its fire products business and merge it with the integration business. 

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Corresponding agreements were signed by Bosch and Paladin Technologies, part of the Paladin Group of companies, on July 4. 

The new Bosch Training and Experience Center is open for private sessions, and offers demonstrations of how Bosch systems for video security, access control, intrusion and fire detection and communications integrate to provide solutions that increase security and safety, facilitate more efficient monitoring and control, automate audio announcements, and provide data for business intelligence. 

Bosch Building Technologies plans to acquire Protec Fire and Security Group Ltd. a system integrators for security and fire detection technology, headquartered in Nelson, U.K. 

This new partnership allows security operators to manage intrusion, fire, and access control systems while monitoring video surveillance cameras behind one pane of glass.

Thomas Quante will take over as president of the Bosch Building Technologies division on June 1, 2021. 

The Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission (PTC) has installed 80 Autodome IP starlight 7000i cameras from Bosch as part of its most recent modernization efforts that replaced analog roadside cameras used to monitor traffic flow and conditions.