seon Recorder

April 2008

Spring is always seen as a time of renewal and rebirth. It certainly is the case for Seon. Projects we have been working on will be making their introduction in the next few months, making this a very exciting time for us.

In this issue get an in-depth look at school bus bullying as well as some information on how to plan a wireless network. Also hone up on your resolution, quality and frame rate to make the best video decisions for your organization.

From the moment children enter a bus in the morning to the moment they exit in the afternoon, some face the daily torment of bullying >>

Video images captured by Seon cameras on board a transit bus led to arrest of suspect in a sexual assault case >>

Balancing the elements of video can be difficult. Get a quick guide to choosing the best frame rate, quality and resolution settings to make the most of your storage >>

Pearland Independent School District was looking for a solution to monitor students and bus behavior which they found with the Seon Scout Mobile Surveillance System >>

Seon prides itself on its industry-leading staff. We stand behind our staff as much as we do our quality products. We have the best and we would like you to meet them. >>

In 1970 the University of Hawaii developed the world’s first wireless computer communication network using low-cost ham-like radios, named ALOHAnet. The system included seven computers deployed over four islands to communicate with the central computer on Oahu without using phone lines.

APTA Bus & Paratransit Conference
May 3rd – 7th, 2008
Austin, TX
STN Expo
July 26th – 30th, 2008
Reno, NV

In the next edition of the Recorder learn how to check your computer to ensure it is up to date and in top form for surveillance monitoring. The next issue will discuss some of the legal discussions that are closely related to mobile surveillance.