Signature Track and Trace Solutions
These solutions all share the following main concepts:
Purpose built and designed to specific standards
Ranging from CIMS design to ASTM documented design specifications
Each of the packages deployed are of a single version
Signature solutions use our existing software, and are more affordable than custom alternatives.
Option for CIMS remotely log into the software to assist
Customer no longer has to spend hours learning to operate the software
Technologies employed in these solutions range from:
Client / Server to Cloud based web application computing
Development tools from MicroSoft through Java and multiple SDK
Data communications technologies
IR, WiFi, BlueTooth, Serial Optical Communications, Cellular, Hardwire Serial, Real-Time and Batch data updates
Automated data collection technologies
Touch buttons, barcode scanning, geolocation capture
Inmate Wellness
A digital system designed for the tracking and recording of eyes-on inmate wellness checks using user-friendly hardware and software
Explosive Tracker
"CIMS TAG Button readers collect time, date and location data of daily site visits. Tag Button readers wirelessly downloaded at the computer, posting data to the database for compliance with Industry Canada regulations. Magazines are uniquely identified, using Tag Buttons, and users are able to produce reports for inspectors, on demand.
Guard Tracker
An ultra-simple touch button tracking program that records the movements of security guards by collecting the touch button ID, date and time stamp as they travel their rounds. Portable button readers are used to read buttons placed at various locations, then downloaded wirelessly at the computer, enabling reports to be produced.
PEP Trax
Barcode labeling (at point of manufacture) of high-density polyethylene (HDPE) tubing, used for natural gas distribution. This solution has been designed to be in full compliance with ASTM F2897-15a. In addition, the solution also enables full decoding of the barcodes, both on site as well as in the field through a web application ready for loading onto handheld smartphones, accessing the cloud in real time.
Problem:
As of 2018, there were 2.5 million miles of natural gas distribution lines in the USA, with an additional 250,000 miles in Canada, all unlabeled with no ability to track and trace for purposes of planned replacements, potential manufacturer warrantee claims, ensuring Q & A of product being installed, and more.
Solution: PEP Trax
Using high duty cycle ink-jet printers from Domino Printers, CIMS was to build a system designed to meet ASTM F2897-15 specifications for pipe labeling
Solution further included decoding of the base62 barcodes, both on site at manufacturer and in the field if necessary
Final solution installed would be a web application, hosted by CIMS in the cloud
In addition, a wide range of production parameters and controls were required by the client to be included in the project
The above is the first step (Labeling) of a total 4 step solution to the industry
Additional steps yet to be added include:
Capturing geolocation data of pipe, at installation sites
Posting in real-time to the cloud via cellular LTE communications
Providing geo-analytics to distribution network owners (such as Fortis)
There are 1,750 unique owners of natural gas pipeline networks in North America
How many of these need CyberLock?
Can we possibly piggy-back certain marketingefforts here, btw C/Lock and PEPTrax?
