Internet where there is none; A Starlink installation on the Pecos River.
David's observatory now has moved! Originally Canyon's Edge Observatory, the system has been renamed and updated RavenCrest Observatory.
Recently we were invited to a property with several ring cameras. The occupants complained about slow wifi in the house, though a previous company had installed several access points.
During our investigation it was found that the 7 ring cameras onsite were interfering with the wifi. Even though the Access Points were rated at gigabit speeds, the continous cloud streaming from multiple devices was enough to bring wifi speeds to a crawl. We offered the customer a wired surveillance system, and instead they opted for twice as many access points, with a network specifically for the ring cameras. This worked, though it is not something we recommended as the EMF noise floor was quite high at that point. With technology, the harder it is to install, the better the result. While cameras like Ring and Arlo might work for your front and back door, lining your property with wifi cameras usually does not end well.
Custom hidden surveillance cameras, powered by Axis F series technology, are cleverly concealed within outdoor lamp posts.
When motion is detected via a PIR motion sensor, the low-voltage lighting system activates the lamp and simultaneously triggers the Axis camera and surveillance software for recording.
Juan has been busy crafting beautiful stone paths. His workmanship is truly exquisite.
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Active InSite now provides enhanced gate access control using facial recogntion, cell phone gate opener activation, keypad programming, and license plate recognition. Monitor and let someone in from anywhere with your smartphone even without internet or phone access to your gate.
Our Server hosts hosts a number of employee projects, including a remote online telescope anyone can use to look at the stars.
Visit Canyon's Edge Observatory for more details.
Intended for amateur astronomers to use remotely, this project is currently being developed and may experience periodic downtime.
The Active InSite Server hosts an EMS dispatch alert system for New Mexico volunteer fire departments.
Listen to the latest emergency chatter
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