Software development company Copper Range has submitted a fourth patent application for its web-based, access control system, CRScan. The new invention addresses issues of robustness, latency and richer sensor-user relationships within the system.
Developed by Copper Range co-founders Dr. Peter Kochever and Randall Ray, the technology enhancements are a means of reducing or eliminating the probability of a system failure and decreasing the time interval between when an individual appears at a site and is scanned into CRScan, and when they are actually allowed or denied entry. The improvements further allow workers to use their cell phones to interact with a sensor and receive electronic or paper receipts.
About Copper Range:
Headquartered in Troy, MI, Copper Range (CR) specializes in developing data exchange solutions using the latest computer, Internet, cellular and communications technologies. CR products include patented Rules Based Jobsite Access Control™ (RBJAC) software, wireless devices and all-digital web-based solutions to replace cumbersome paper-based processes. CR products have over 125,000 registered users and have been used on over 3,000 projects world-wide ranging from small projects to large scale construction projects over $3 billion in contract value. CR clients include some of the largest industrial, manufacturing, construction and entertainment companies in the world.
SOURCE: Copper Range, Inc.
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