MEET ECLIPSE - Our Security Professional Social Network
If you are looking for occasional advice or want to tell a story about a job, an installation, or a product, then join us
at Meet Eclipse, and become part of the growing social network of surveillance
and security product professionals. Our members are located all over the world
and can draw on a rich network of installers, technicians and engineers at
all levels of expertise. Give it a try! Click here to visit our
network.
If Meet
Eclipse isn't quite what you want,
then you may want to consider our
Twitter,
Facebook, or
YouTube entries. We have a
large number of training videos and
other resources on-line. We also use
those outlets to announce
upcoming expositions, industry
conventions, training seminars and
special sales pricing (only
available to members) that can save
you a few dollars on your bottom
line.
Google Android Meet Eclipse App available
at the itunes store
Use your Android
phone to access the Meet Eclipse forums
on the go! Great for troubleshooting or
for problems in the field when you need
to check the knowledge base at Meet
Eclipse or you have a great idea that
just can't wait. e.
Click here to visit
the Android Market.
If Meet
Eclipse isn't quite what you want,
then you may want to consider our
Twitter,
Facebook, or
YouTube entries. We have a
large number of training videos and
other resources on-line. We also use
those outlets to announce
upcoming expositions, industry
conventions, training seminars and
special sales pricing (only
available to members) that can save
you a few dollars on your bottom
line.
Eclipse Engineers in Research Mode
As you read this
our engineers are fanning out over the globe contacting security
professionals, surveillance network designers, engineers and corporate
IT & security managers. We're identifying strong and weak points in
current surveillance and CCTV camera networks and doing real world
testing on new equipment.
There's a great push for biometric sensing
(particularly passive varieties) and advanced techniques like covert
facial recognition. Fast throughput and ease of use are primary
concerns. We've streamlined our Linux GUI's used in our DVRs and made
them easier to use and more intuitive. New camera designs will
incorporate IP and standard technology. Our access control equipment is
also evolving, becoming smarter and more useful to a wider range of
clients (just wait until you see our new series of color video
doorphones).
Do you have a security need that doesn't seem to
be met by current equipment? Do you find yourself using a product all
the time and wishing it had just ONE additional feature? Tell us what
you think. This is a perfect time to get these thoughts turned into
action. Click here to send us an email and
describe your surveillance or network challenge!
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