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Innalogic Chooses iPulse to Reboot Wireless IP Cameras Remotely In Their Video Surveillance Systems

Innalogic’s standardized on VideogeniX’s i-pulse to provide a way to remotely reboot a wireless security camera without human intervention for their video surveillance solutions.

ipulse100 VideogeniX iPulse is a small easy-to-use patented device that connects to any network component such as cellular modem, IP camera, router, access point, etc and monitors the operation of the device.

If for any reason it detects a failure in either the device or its connectivity it reboots the device, bringing it back to life eliminating unnecessary down-time or the need for human intervention.

PyXis MLE is a Plug and Play system that provides a mobile, wireless remote video network with a centralized recording platform.

VideogeniX is leading the way into the future with flexible alternatives for traditional video security.

Whether you have an application that is economically unfeasible for traditional CCTV, you require a portable system or you simply need basic video security at your business, our proven, innovative solutions are affordable, easy to set up and easy to use. With over 18 individual patents pending and 90 different patent claims for network and wireless video, our complete network, wireless network and point to point video security systems incorporate the most advanced technologies for homeland security, law enforcement, business, industry and residential use.

VideogeniX has the vision to bring new features and solutions for remote digital video that will meet your needs. It's a vision that enables you to see what you need to see, wherever and whenever you need to see it.

glens_bio01 Glen Schaff
Founder, CEO and Chief Technology Officer
Glen has more than 25 years of systems architecture experience with degrees in Computers Systems Engineering and advance training in Business and Management from MIT’s Sloan business school. Glen received an appointment to the MIT Senior Research staff in the early 90s and at the same time helped design and develop the $2 billion digital video camera for NASA’s Chandra space camera. Prior to co-founding VideogeniX, Glen worked as a video design consultant for Intel, where he was directly responsible for the Compaq IPAQ PDA and the HP Jornada. He has consulted for GE, IBM, Digital Equipment Corp, Israeli Aircraft Industries, Cambex, MIT Center for Space Research and a variety of security companies in designing digital security cameras and network video security solutions. He is the author of several video security white papers, and holds multiple patents in the field of networking and IP Video. He has been a presenter at major International security shows and his inventions have been selected for the Best Security Products of the year competitions several times running at these major shows.

gschaff@videogenix.com