[Cu-wireless] NSF NeTS Program Solicitation

[Jeffrey Holewinski]

Hello all-

     This is Jeff Holewinski from Ace Internet Solutions up in Chicago.  I
haven't joined in any of the conversations in a while, but since you guys
are talking about network video, I thought I'd throw my thoughts in.  I
don't know if you remember me.  We met when we first installed our long
range wireless network.  We have since moved from using our wireless network
for internet access to using it to transmit network video.  We have teamed
up with Axis communications, the leader in network video products.  We are
the Axis solutions partner for the midwest.  One of our surveillance systems
was recently used by the Chicago Police to do Drag Racing raids.  They would
watch the racing over the camera network to decide when to block the racers
in and arrest them while impounding their cars.  These raids and the video
were used by the city to create new laws on drag racing.   We have installed
my such surveillance systems.  Remote monitoring is a big thing now (ever
since 9-11).  Feel free to look at our website.  We have all of the Axis
video line on there.  Also, you can view the demo cam outside of our
building.  If you want any more info, feel free to e-mail me back.

Sincerely,

Jeffrey Holewinski, President
Ace Internet Solutions

-----Original Message-----
From: cu-wireless-bounces at lists.groogroo.com
[mailto:cu-wireless-bounces at lists.groogroo.com]On Behalf Of Ralph
Johnson
Sent: Sunday, March 07, 2004 8:47 PM
To: dyoung at pobox.com; stephane at nospam.shimaore.net
Cc: cu-wireless at ucimc.org
Subject: Re: [Cu-wireless] NSF NeTS Program Solicitation


Maybe you could use a wireless sensor network to take pictures
of people who run red lights.  Someone dies every year at the
corner of Green and Prospect in Champaign because people regularly
run red lights there.  There are systems that take pictures of
people who run red lights; perhaps a wireless system would
make them cheaper.

-Ralph johnson

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