STEVOD - SECURITY DEVICE

Adeptte Microsystems,is a robust technological brainiac company which establish customized and highly versatile solutions with dynamism that define state of the art in monitoring and control related applications.

Stevod is an innovative controller based device designed by Adeptte.

The device enables remote station monitoring and control by consistent data acquisition which is automated from a centralized control centre.

It address to hurdles faced primarily during fault reporting, regularity in updates, in efficient power management, delayed alerts and deficient manpower at a crucial hour of need. It works beyond horizon with ease to identify obstacles and opportunities before they arise.

From a layman‘s point of view, Stevod enables simplicity in deploying and minimizing the mystery of effective remote monitoring by providing modernized , proactive solutions to complex existing issues.

AVOID FEAR WHEN STEVOD IS HERE !!!

Stevod streams continuous data using a dozen sensors . The Sensor data precisely updates periodic happenings at the remote site .It has CMOS Image sensors, to capture snapshots, vibration sensor to check break in, Light sensor to measure the brightness , Power sensor to check the availability of power ,Intrusion sensor to monitor entry , Temparature sensor to measure temparature , and Door sensor to check the status of the door. The sensors are customized typically as per the necessary requirement of the site.

You can truly relax at ease without having to worry about the security and management of your remote stations!!

Stevod can be configured to send SOS alerts through SMS or distress calls to pre configured mobile numbers. There is a provision to store Data Logs in SD card.

Utilizing the authenticated web interface you can monitor and control the targeted site on the move.

The features available in the control server can be availed through web page utilizing the user profiles.

Based on its dynamic applications Stevod can be effectively used in ATM centres, Retails Outlets, Warehouses , Goods carriers , Locker rooms , Automated ticket vending kiosks ,etc

Insight on future security trends – A report by Ms. Sangeetha

 

As we move forward in this era, we are constantly hearing about the increasing occurrences of theft and burglary. Economic inequality has always been a major factor and with the widening gap, the scenario is getting worser. Security guard services are increasingly finding its way into the commercial, industrial establishments and even households. They have become an integral part of virtually every facets of life. With changes in the trend and growing sophistication of crime, it has become imperative that well trained security guards are deployed. Professional security companies are charging around Rs. 10,000/- per month for an eight hour shift. This translates to Rs. 3.6 lakhs per annum for round 24x7 security. With increasing inflation, the minimum wage rates keep increasing making it much more expensive to hire security guards.

 In recent times, there has been a paradigm shift towards electronic security systems to evade the rising cost of security guards. This has happened with increased media coverage on such products and the rising customer awareness on electronic security solution.

 

Current products offer localized and stand-alone solutions for each sensor like – fire, vibration, intrusion etc. They operate independently and need to be maintained separately. The stakeholder who will be away from the site will not be having any updates about the status of his site assuming that all the automated controls works fine in case of necessity.

 With the fast emerging security technology scenario and modus operandi of perpetrators of crime, what is required now is an electronic security solution that keeps the stakeholder well informed even if he is on the move. The stakeholder can monitor and control his home or office through internet from any part of the world. Apart from regular updates, such solutions can also offer proactive fault reporting and event based alerts for timely decision making.

Most of the current security products are imported. Apart from being expensive, they are not ideal for the Indian electrical, climate and consumer knowledge level. Also these products, once fails cannot be rectified and has to be thrown away. Security products from local manufacturers are not only economical but also more reliable as they have local presence for after sales support and with their full know how of the technology, the product life can be extended.

 

Secure households deter crime and ensure secure neighbourhood - a safe place to live.

HASSLE FREE TATKAL BOOKING

Now, a website for hassle-free Tatkal booking

Now just log on to IRCTC Lite for hassle-free and faster booking of your Tatkal ticket.

This additional facility, which opens 30 minutes before commencement of Tatkal booking at 10 a.m., is short of links and pop-ups to ensure better speed.

The Indian Railways Catering and Tourism Corporation says it has removed all links, images, advertisements, services and features, banners, alerts and updates and floating tabs from the home page.

Facilities such as enquiries on refund status and cancelled history have been kept out of this section to reduce unnecessary hits, which hamper transaction speed.

Travel agents cannot access the link during the two-hour duration given to the public; a separate link is provided to them for ticket cancellation.

The new software has resulted in increased bookings during the two-hour period. The average purchase has shot up from 83,000 to 92,000 tickets.

The speedy and easy access helped in record sales of 1.05 lakh Tatkal tickets on February 9.

 

Link for IRTC Lite:

http://irctcinfo.com/advance-reservation-period-for-tatkal/

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Boathouses to be revamped - Muttukad Boat house

Chennai: Though water sports have not taken off in a big way in the state, boating seems to be increasingly patronised by visitors, mostly families. Taking into account the increasing footfalls at the boating yards and also the heartwarming arrival of winged visitors, the Tamil Nadu Tourism Develo­pm­ent Corporation (TTDC) has plans to refurbish the Mut­tukadu and Mudaliark­up­pam boathouses.

In addition to offering bo­at rides, these boating yards are soon set to transform into bird-watching spots. The Pelicans characterised by long beak and large thr­oat pouch, have become regular visitors to the Mutt­u­kadu boathouse over the last four years and since last year the tall, pink wading birds with thick downturned bills – the Flam­ingos too have started frequenting this place.
The Flamingos’ slender le­gs, long, graceful necks and ability to fish grab the atte­ntion of onlookers.

These birds are prominently seen from November to February in a year and those taking a boat ride slyly slither towards the birds and settle down for a photo and video session. As bird-watching has become an added attraction here, the TTDC has proposed to establish a watch tower to facilitate the visitors to get a better view of the avian friends. A binocular is likely to be provided at the wat­chtowers.

Week-ends are the busiest days at the boating yards. On an average about 5,000 persons visit Muttukadu boathouse on Sundays and 2,000 on Saturdays. Besides about 800 to 1,000 persons visit the boathouse on a da­ily basis from 9 am to 6 pm, a senior TTDC official said.

Apart from refurbishing the existing facilities, the tourism corporation would take up a beautification drive also with the funds obtained from the Asian Development Bank. A parking lot, illumination, drinking water and sanitation facilities, among others, will also be provided in order to upgrade amenities.

BSNL waives installation charges

BSNL Chennai Telephones has waived installation charges for new connections booked under landline, broadband and combo plans.

The waiver amounts are Rs.250 for broadband, Rs 750 for urban landline, Rs.550 for rural landline, Rs.500 for urban combo plan and Rs.300 for rural combo plan. This concession is applicable only for customers booking under annual payment option, a press note said.

Booklet on insulin to be distributed

To create awareness among diabetics and medical practitioners about the right way of using insulin injections, a booklet on guidelines will soon be distributed in the city.

Addressing presspersons on Tuesday, C.R. Anand Moses, treasurer, Diabetes Association of India, said one-third of diabetes patients are insulin dependent. But several of them have psychological barriers against using insulin injections or do not know the right practices.

Awareness needed

A. Sundaram, advisory member of FIT India, and one of the authors of the booklet, said several people use wrong techniques and inject in the same place. They must rotate injection spots for effective blood sugar control.

The booklet provides detailed description on the use of insulin techniques. It is also available online atwww.fit4diabetes.com/ india, said A. Paneerselvam, DAI co-chairman.

Compiled by a team of 14 doctors, the booklet has been released by the Forum for Injection Technique India, an autonomous body formed to promote safe injection practices.

January is observed as insulin injection month as the first insulin injection was administered on January 11, 1922 in Canada.

Several diabetics have psychological barriers against using insulin injections or

do not know the right practices