Read the full press release here:
Thursday, August 13, 2015
U.S. Patent No. 8,072,945 Goes To AES Link Layered Networks
"The patented Link Layered Networks extend the functionality and reliability of AES-IntelliNet® private wireless mesh radio networks. The issuance of this patent is a testament to AES Corporation’s technology advancements, validating the Company’s forward thinking and engineering progress."
Read the full press release here:
Read the full press release here:
"Xtralis takes aim and addresses the important issues in fire protection today"
Xtralis makes an interactive web show about the fire industry that will "explore new
technologies, dispel myths and share the wisdom of some of the industry’s
leading practitioners in a format interesting to seasoned practitioners and
YouTube browsers alike".
Watch the first episode right here, right now.
Watch the first episode right here, right now.
The James R. Herman Cruise Terminal
KMD Architects and Pfau Long Architecture designed the James R. Herman cruise terminal, a deceivingly simple structure that serves as both a passenger funnel and event venue. The aesthetic reflects modern, minimalist designs with its corrugated aluminum sections and large glass windows.
Contrary to the reserved design of the structure, it cost close to $100 million to complete. The structure has advanced security features, a 12-megawatt shore power system for clean energy cruise liner charging, and an automated mobile gangway for ship boarding. The James R. Herman cruise terminal makes up for its lacking extravagance with amazing efficiency and features.
Be sure to check out the Port of San Francisco's site for more information and this San Francisco Chronicle article on the terminal's innovative design.
Contrary to the reserved design of the structure, it cost close to $100 million to complete. The structure has advanced security features, a 12-megawatt shore power system for clean energy cruise liner charging, and an automated mobile gangway for ship boarding. The James R. Herman cruise terminal makes up for its lacking extravagance with amazing efficiency and features.
Be sure to check out the Port of San Francisco's site for more information and this San Francisco Chronicle article on the terminal's innovative design.
"Intrepid Electronic Systems, Inc., a leading Fire, Security, and Technology solution provider endorses VESDA-E VEA Aspirating Smoke Detector"
Intrepid Electronic Systems has recently endorsed the Xtralis VESDA-E VEA smoke detector, a UL-certified advancement in detection technology that runs seamlessly during customer demonstrations and in action. The VEA is affordable and has active early detection, along with many other impressive features, that help to minimize potential damage and evacuation. Intrepid was so impressed by the VEA's performance that they installed and evaluated it in their San Jose and Oakland offices. Read more about the Xtralis VESDA-E VEA smoke detector in PRWeb's article.
Monday, June 29, 2015
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