We are pleased to announce that Jeff Meeks has joined Exacq Technologies in the role of Production Manager.
Jeff is no stranger to us. We began working with him back when we were all with Truevision, where he was working in operations. When we sold Truevision and started Integral Technologies, Jeff soon came over and joined us. At Integral he held a variety of positions in the operations department, and most recently was the Operations Manager for the entire company.
The timing of Jeff joining us now at Exacq couldn’t be better. We’re experiencing rapid growth, and the demand for production has increased dramatically in the last few months. Jeff will be managing the production of our line of exacqVision Hybrid and IP video surveillance servers, as well as planning the production for some new products coming down the road.
Jeff can be reached at jmeeks@exacq.com or by phone at +1-317-845-5710.
Welcome aboard, Jeff!
April 1st, 2008
Our friends at Earth Security Electronics, an exacqVision integrator in Glen Burnie, MD, sent along some impressive images of license plate captures from an exacqVision video surveillance system they recently installed. Among other things, the customer wanted clear shots of the license plates of all cars leaving his business, which was open 24 hours. The challenge was getting a clear shot of the plates under both day and night conditions. Compounding that, the cars are moving as the images are taken.
For each of the entrances, Earth Security used two IQeye 755 5-Megapixel IP cameras from IQinvision, each pointing at the same location. They attached high-quality Fujinon lenses to the cameras, and tuned one camera for optimized daytime capture, and tuned the other camera for optimized nighttime capture. The results are spectacular. These cameras were part of a larger network of surveillance cameras connected to exacqVision VMS Hybrid servers. The images below were exported from the exacqVision system.
Earth Security can be reached via the web here, or by phone at 1-410-766-1993. IQinvision can be reached via the web here.
Click on each of the images below for the full 2560×1920 resolution image.
April 1st, 2008
