Company Profile - VideogeniX
VideogeniX was founded in 2002 and is today in a growth mode as word spreads about its flagship product, iPulse. The company currently has 20 patents/claims awarded, more than 80 patents/claims in review and an in house R&D that is continually developing new solutions.
VideogeniX originally began as an integration company specializing in video systems and one of the first to invent mobile rapid deployment wireless video systems using touch screen technology. These systems were being sold to law enforcement and the port authority among other notable clients, with many in harsh environments. Company president Glen Schaff realized that the systems were locking up and companies were spending lots of money to maintain connectivity. Based on his experience, including the Chandra Space Telescope for NASA, Glen invented iPulse. The new product proved invaluable for Smart Grid applications, cellular companies, M2M, law enforcement and municipalities as VideogeniX expanded its focus beyond security integration companies.
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Glen Schaff
Founder, CEO and Chief Technology Officer
Glen has more than 25 years of systems architecture experience with degrees in Computers Systems Engineering and advance training in Business and Management from MIT’s Sloan business school. Glen received an appointment to the MIT Senior Research staff in the early 90s and at the same time helped design and develop the $2 billion digital video camera for NASA’s Chandra space camera. Prior to co-founding VideogeniX, Glen worked as a video design consultant for Intel, where he was directly responsible for the Compaq IPAQ PDA and the HP Jornada. He has consulted for GE, IBM, Digital Equipment Corp, Israeli Aircraft Industries, Cambex, MIT Center for Space Research and a variety of security companies in designing digital security cameras and network video security solutions. He is the author of several video security white papers, and holds multiple patents in the field of networking and IP Video. He has been a presenter at major International security shows and his inventions have been selected for the Best Security Products of the year competitions several times running at these major shows.
gschaff@videogenix.com |
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Mario Costa
Executive Vice President
Mario has a full range of talents ranging from business development to executive management, product development, strategic development, marketing and creating sales traction.
Mario combines business expertise with entrepreneurial strength and a sense for innovation. Plus, he brings with him an equally impressive range of contacts throughout the globe. Ideal for the position, he has created strategic alliances and OEM relationships with major companies such as Tyco, Honeywell and Bosch, and successfully sold and implemented various solutions to Fortune 500 companies around the globe. Mario drives VideogeniX’s forward progress with business savvy, creativity and a commitment to providing the highest quality services. Mario has also produced music for several TV shows, sitcoms and musical acts.
marioc@videogenix.com |
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Richard Hahn
Vice President Marketing & Business Development Latin America
Richard Hahn has been involved in marketing and business development for over 25 years, beginning in a New York City ad agency that specialized in the financial community and Wall Street firms.
Richard has had a client base consisting of companies such as Honeywell, TYCO, Bosch, ADT and many smaller companies and start-ups. In addition, he has experience in the international markets including Asia, Europe, the Middle East and Latin America, having provided companies with business development, networking, marketing and public relations strategies and services.
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Ipulse Testimonials
' I want to let you know that our experience with the iPulse has so far proved to be a great success. This summer in the Houston area, when temperatures stayed in the 90's for weeks at end, our IP cameras were locking up constantly. We had experienced lockups before but never on this scale. The only solution to our problem was to completely cycle the power to the affected camera. We have over 200 Toshiba cameras outdoors in locations sprinkled throughout this major city so sending technicians out to reboot cameras all day was costing us alot of money. We began phasing in the iPulse and since that time we haven't had a single camera require a manual reboot. '
iPulse has saved us time and money!
Regards,
Ryan Marsh
Product Manager
Mobile Surveillance
On-Site Solutions
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' The results have been nothing short of amazing since installing the iPulse units, our problems disappeared and the cost and time to support our solutions was reduced dramatically. Prior to introducing the iPulse units, we were chasing after ghosts of one sort or another.
Now we can focus on sales more than troubleshooting issues. We are very pleased with the results we have seen with the iPulse and would recommend it for security camera systems or for any sensor or device that is critical to the network. '
Louis Corso
Project Manager
Innalogic
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' Anyone who works with IP Network equipment knows they lock up from time to time. I would not install an IP camera, a modem or a router without an iPulse. Videogenix’s engineers understood the problem early on and created this little device, which is a must for law enforcement surveillance - especially when you have covert cameras installed. If the system locks up, you do not have to manually go to the location and re-start the units, which could compromise the location of the covert camera(s). Anyone who has had to re-start a modem, a router a camera, understands why an iPulse is simply indispensable. '
Officer Scott Wilder
Director of Technology, Brookline Police, Massachusetts
Metro Boston Homeland Security Interoperability Sub-Committee
Co-Chair of Technology Sub-Committee |
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VideogeniX has announced integration and certification of the latest JVC cameras with the patented and unique iPulse, a compact module that will automatically re-boot the cameras when necessary.
Learn how the inspiration for iPulse came from NASA and the Chandra Space Telespoce.