Our previous post talked about our innovations in the web 2.0 arena. Apart from the “cutting-edge” web 2.0 projects, we’ve been working on the regular hard-core technology projects. It’s important to talk about these, because we feel that with all this hype around web 2.0 and web application development, people seem to have forgotten the good old days of desktop/system application development. We feel that things like memory leaks, system compatibility issues etc have been replaced by browser compatibility issues, CSS issues etc.
Anyway, the Perimeter Guard System has successfully been deployed in a few location one of which is a car dealership in Arizona. Here are some of the pictures of the system in action. Ignore the wiring mess-up this was cleaned up later. There are a total of 34 cameras along with motion detectors and alarms configured. Software allows support for managing guards. Another system we’ve used in this “Tour guard management”, this is based in RFID and allows to track guard movement and incident reporting. Guards can view live video streams and incident reports on their PDAs which are accessed through a secured wireless WAN in the area. Also incident reports can be configured to call a predefined number automatically. The entire system is very flexible and we are going to do a lot of customizations for different customers.
We can’t write about hardware set up because of NDA restrictions.
By the way, there were four rack-mount systems are used, as can be viewed in one of the pictures below. They are also kept cool and constantly monitored by the technical support team.
The successful deployment of the system is again a example of how versatile our engineering team is. We will be posting more news about our other successful projects (where NDAs allow us) so that our customers can really the range of things we’ve done before, and what we can do.
