Below is a list and description of some systems developed by us.

CoinNZ

We developed the COINNZ System. It is a fully automated system of coin operated Internet terminals. These terminals were used at 12 locations across New Zealand.

The COINNZ system is amazingly big and complex, made up of COTs (Coin Operated Terminals), LocServs (Local Servers), Coin Acceptors and The MAID (Message and ID).

The job is to record coins inserted and tell the corresponding COT how long to allow access. The user can then choose if they want to use the internet or not (not using the Internet is cheaper). If the user stops their session before the time has ran out, the LocServ generates a User ID and gives that to the COT which is displayed to the user. That is just at one location!

From there the LocServ tells all the other LocServs via Jabber about the new user ID. So if the user types in their User ID at another location the LocServ there knows exactly how much time they have left. All this information is pumped through to The MAID where it is all calculated to generate, statics, accounting information, commissions, then sends an email to the corresponding people.

The leading edge features are:

• Transferable UserIDs between all locations
• PGP encrypted Jabber communication between the LocServs
• Price efficient system, and COTs are equiped with memory-card-readers, LCD-Display, CD-burner
• Advertisement displayed on the COTs at idle times
• Remote updates for LocServs and COTs
• High statistical output

CopySys

CopySys was developed for the need to automatically format and reload MS Windows. CopySys works by taking an image of the OS when it is in a good healthy state. When ever damage occurs to the OS CopySys can be called. You can then replace the OS with the one in the image. Even if you cannot load your OS!

Another use for CopySys is in training institutions or companies where they need the OS to be exactly the same each and every day. For instance, we setup CopySys at a local training institution to reload the OS on every boot. This way students can do what ever they like with the computer, such as delete short cuts, install programs, even download a virus. It does not matter what they do because the next time the computers are booted its all wiped and replaced by the content of the image. Ensuring that when the next class comes in they are not confused by extra items on the computer and that the computers run as expected. CopySys can even be setup to store your "My Documents" folder on a separate partition, allowing for documents, pictures and other files to be saved and kept untouched.

It is also easy to make a new image in the event you need to install a new office program, and do not want it wiped.

FarmEye

FarmEye is a surveillance system currently in development by Dennis Systems. With support for 1 - 4 cameras, this well priced system is completely computer operated, meaning that you can access your cameras over the internet from any location in the world. FarmEye also records only when the cameras pick up movement, meaning you don't have to sift through hours of footage to find an event. FarmEye is a high quality surveillance system individually designed to suit the needs of all rural property owners.

Kaleidance

Kaleidance is a project that is still in development which is set to be the next big thing in the night club scene.