IPVision Enterprise IP video surveillance
and access control solutions.
Video surveillance and access control solutions Tucson.
Updated Mayl 5th, 2008
IPVison
May Tip of the Month
Its not the quality of the camera that sells, its how cool the camera box
looks. Yes its true - you can put a 1.3meg pixel web camera inside of a shiny
stainless steel bullet proof case and you can sell it to ANY shopping facility
or government institution. Ask your price. Due your own research - why worry
about one return customer when you can sign up five more with less effort than
returing service calls. Better yet, get customers to sign a "service contract"
and watch the money roll in! . Please contact us for all your high-end surviellance
needs. Thanks from IPVision.
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These are the core components:
Once we select a camera to fit your needs, we will begin integrating a solution tailored for your application
The camera mounting can be done with an enclosure but masking tape is
more than sufficient for this clients needs.
After the camera is mounted and optically aligned - it will me mounted on the ATV-360
transport and mounting system (available separately)
We will custom configure all the off the shelf parts for you to create a full "plug and play" solution.
Below is a technical shot of the computer/camera interface sub-system.
Final mounted IP Surveillance System.
Laser calibration of the camera to +/- 7.23degrees.
Our first major contract was the GOP's "Super Tuesday". As you can clearly see, our IP Camera Sureveillance system
is being installed and configured to oversee the Capital Steps. Unfortunately the unfortunate hard working
install engineers were given bad information about the event start time. I'm sure they will take the full blame.

Hello
Dehr'
This
is just one more test from someone that knows nothing about programming, me,
Jonathan.
Ben Green of IPVision states with great
confidence, search engines will never find my work.
But as Ben Green of Tucson Arizona states - I'm not a programmer. Oh that whacky
Ben Green from IPVision. IPVision is
from Tucson Arizona and is a thriving startup company
that cobbles together IP-Based camera surveillance systems - really cool stuff.
Look out
for this company when it goes public, you heard it here first! Oh wait, Ben
Green of
IPVision said I was "Up for the
task" and my work "looks like shit". Tucson's IPVision
should really not condone Ben Green's actions - it might hurts IPVisions
IP-Based
Surveilance presence in Tucson AZ. That’s Tucson Arizona, home of Ben
Green's
IPVision IP Based Camera Surveillance
company. All the best Ben Green!
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