http://mobilesight.com Unlimited Network Video Thu, 06 Mar 2008 15:57:50 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Users can simply install internet enabled cameras at their facilities and MobileSight handheld phones to access their live cameras. The MobileSight concentrators will be housed at an internet server farm. Users can use these MobileSight concentrators, remotely, to manage their user’s phone access or have their local MobileSight ... http://mobilesight.com/2008/01/18/mobilesight-announces-the-planned-implementation-off-site-mobilesight-phone-concentrators/ The MobileSight concentrator can be located in a store or other retail location and provide remote users, with MobileSight enabled phones, to access the cameras in the stores. The MobileSight concentrators can be configured so they are Plug-and-Play. http://mobilesight.com/2007/11/23/mobilesight-announces-the-mobilesight-fully-scalable-concentrator/ Connections thru the server enable control by the MobileSight server administrator who will assign specific cameras as well as camera control capabilities for each user. Users can be added, deleted and monitored with this new MobileSight server connection capability. Beta version customers are able to access hundreds of ... http://mobilesight.com/2007/09/14/mobilesight-implemented-the-capability-for-pocket-pc-and-smartphones-to-use-the-mobilesight-live-video-client-and-connect-to-both-ip-cameras-as-well-as-cameras-connected-to-a-mobilesight-server/ MobileSight provided demonstrations of its software system on the latest Sprint 6800 Mobile6 devices. These demonstrations included accessing live video from locations across the USA including government as well as commercial facilities. These capabilities can now be implemented for any customer with internet access. http://mobilesight.com/2007/07/29/news-23/ MobileSight demonstrated the new MobileSight Remote Field Unit (MRFU) at the Jacksonville, Florida Conference. The MobileSight Remote Field Unit (MRFU) is a self contained device which can display multiple live video feeds and archive onto self-contained removable hard drive media. The MRFU can be powered by 110 AC volts as ... http://mobilesight.com/2007/06/25/news-22/ MobileSight has now implemented a database structure to accommodate very large database sizes. The new MobileSight database structure enables cameras to be grouped for archived storage. This architecture enables high speed database retrieval as well as an enhances the ability to implement very large unlimited database systems. http://mobilesight.com/2007/03/15/news-21/ MobileSight has implemented display clients that display the designated first collection of live camera video almost instantly. For emergency situations the live video feed, regardless of the number of camera feeds available, must be available in a few seconds. This capability is now implemented for all MobileSight display clients including ... http://mobilesight.com/2006/12/18/news-20/ MobileSight can provide live video as well as full camera controls on SmartPhones. With this new control feature, MobileSight now provides a menu of selectable camera presets. Users can select from this list of presets to operate the PTZ functions of the live cameras. Each camera preset is configured to ... http://mobilesight.com/2006/09/22/news-19/ Network bandwidth is one of the primary considerations in network implementation. Video traffic often requires a considerable portion of the available network bandwidth. MobileSight has implemented a low bandwidth function to reduce the bandwidth used when receiving camera video feeds. This functionality now enables a large number of cameras to ... http://mobilesight.com/2006/08/18/news-18/ Most SmartPhones use a screen resolution of 320 by 240 pixels. Some of the latest use different sizes such as the Palm Treo 700W which uses a screen resolution of 240 by 240 pixels. MobileSight can now adjust to these different screen sizes automatically. MobileSight detects the screen resolution on ... http://mobilesight.com/2006/08/11/news-17/