Eye Trax Inc Information

Eye Trax is the leading provider of wireless cellular surveillance cameras for the public. Prior to founding Eye Trax, owner Jerry McSorley, a New York native, owned a residential construction and land development operation. After working many years with in the construction industry, he wanted to foster a more efficient way to watch over his construction sites when he was not readily available. Combining his mechanical engineering degree from the Rochester Institute of Technology and his many years as a business owner, he came up with the idea of inventing a new and innovative surveillance camera for people who shared his own needs. In 2007, Eye Trax, Inc. was founded and launched its first camera to the public in 2011. Headquartered in Charlotte, NC, the company has become one of the quickest growing industries of its kind by expanding on a global scale. What makes Eye Trax products stand out from those of competitors is that they are the only truly outdoor wireless cameras on the market. This is accomplished by utilizing the cellular network in order to transmit pictures. This eliminates the need for the infrastructure of a computer, phone line, internet connection, routers, and power, which is required for the traditional wireless cameras. This makes remote area surveillance an inexpensive reality. The 7 long range antenna on each camera picks up cellular signal in places that average cellular phones would not due to its range of network absorption. Eye Trax utilizes this cellular network to transmit acquired pictures which are delivered to your cellular phone, email, or custom web-based portal camera controller called the "User Interface" in 30 seconds or less. The User Interface is a web-based portal that stores all acquired pictures by calendar day and time. The user is able to control the camera™s picture acquisition settings on the website through an easy-to-use drop down menu. There are many interactive features on the User Interface including: Time-Lapse Video Picture Overlay Drawing and Note Making ...