Fluidmesh Unplugged Webinar Series: Kick-off!

After last year’s success, we are excited to kick-off the 2012 edition of the Fluidmesh Unplugged Webinar Series! Listen in as Fluidmesh connects with Technology Partners from around the Country in a talk show format to answer YOUR tough wireless questions!

Mark your calendars; here are the first few dates!

Please note: changes have been made.

EPISODE 1: MOBOTIX: Optimized Wireless Video Surveillance with a Decentralized Recording Solution

WHEN: Tuesday, January 31st at 11a.m. EST

TOPIC: In this episode, host Cosimo Malesci, will speak with special guest MOBOTIX, regarding the significance of recording at the edge. Join Fluidmesh and Mobotix to learn more about how a security system with centralized recording might soon become an outdated solution. Distributed recording, also known as Recording at the Edge, is a solution that is becoming more and more popular in many video surveillance systems out there and that strongly improves the scalability of a system. This type of recording truly shines when integrated on a wireless network as it is much more effective in terms of bandwidth consumption. We'll be talking to MOBOTIX to uncover as much as possible about this interesting technology, as well as to understand what the best practices are to use it successfully in the field. Tune in to hear more about MOBOTIX, Fluidmesh and the future of high-resolution systems in the wireless market!

EPISODE 2: SunWize: The Importance of Solar Power in the Future of Wireless

WHEN: Tuesday, February 14^th at 11a.m. EST

TOPIC: In our second episode, we will take a look at an Earth-friendly solution.
In the 1990s, SunWize Technologies helped pioneer the solar industry and has since grown into one of the industry’s premier providers of solar electric solutions. Listen in as we chat with SunWize directly to discuss the advantages of using sustainable energy in a security application like Fluidmesh, the challenges one might face when considering the solar industry, and the effects it could have on the future of the wireless space.