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Gatsometer Installs 1,000th Digital Camera Supplied by Narragansett Imaging (August 2006)
August 01, 2006 (North Smithfield, RI) Narragansett Imaging, a Rhode Island based designer and manufacturer of OEM digital imaging cameras and solutions, is please to announce that its customer, Gatsometer BV, has exceeded 1,000 worldwide installed units of digital cameras for traffic enforcement exclusively using cameras manufactured by Narragansett Imaging. Gatsometer supplies a range of versatile digital enforcement systems for red light and speed enforcement, as well as access control, dedicated lanes and ramp metering projects. Systems currently in use include the flexible MCS Multi-Camera System, the DRCS Digital Radar Camera System and the Gatso Traffic Camera GTC-D. All use the innovative IDC Integrated Digital Camera to provide the same evidential security as traditional wet film cameras. Approximately 400 Gatsometer camera units are deployed in the USA. Keith Dowling, of Narragansett Imaging, says; “We are proud to be a part of Gatsometer’s success and look forward to continuing this important partnership. Our customer’s success reflects Narragansett Imaging’s dedication to continuously provide innovative solutions in OEM digital imaging” Click here for Gatsometer’s press release. Click here for Narragansett Imaging contact information. About Narragansett Imaging:
November 18, 2005 Narragansett Imaging has successfully completed recertification of its Quality Management System to the ISO9001:2000 standard and obtained certification of its Health and Safety System to OHSAS 18001. ISO 9001:2000 is an internationally recognized standard designed to enhance quality performance by companies. This certification covers the design, manufacture, and support of Narragansett Imaging’s camera tube and high resolution digital-imaging subsystems. The ISO 9001:2000 standard places particular emphasis on customer satisfaction, continuous improvement and top management involvement in the quality process. The OHSAS certification system was created by an association of national standard bodies, certification bodies/registrars, and specialist consultancies. The OHSAS 18001 certificate proves that Narragansett Imaging’s management system has been measured against a best practice standard and found compliant. This certificate lets employees and other stakeholders know that Narragansett Imaging proactively protects the health and safety of its work force. The certificates of registration for both standards were administered by KEMA. Further information on the ISO standards may be found here, and information on the OHSAS standards here. Bill Ulmschneider, President & COO for Narragansett Imaging said "The recertification of Narragansett Imaging’s quality system demonstrates our ongoing commitment to continuous improvement for the benefit of our customers and employees; while the attainment of this OHSAS certification further demonstrates the effectiveness of the processes in operation at Narragansett Imaging” About Narragansett Imaging:
March 22, 2005 Narragansett Imaging is pleased to announce the addition of Tech Cent Ltd., to its expanding list of worldwide representatives. Tel Aviv based Tech Cent will represent Narragansett Imaging’s complete range of high resolution digital imaging products and customized camera development capabilities in Israel. Details of Narragansett Imaging's representatives can be found here. About Narragansett Imaging:
January 15, 2005 Narragansett Imaging today announced that it has completed the first shipment of HotShot1280 cameras to NAC Image Technology. NAC’s HotShot1280 camera is an affordable high performance, high speed video camera that records brilliant color images or crisp monochrome images at resolutions up to 1280 x 1024 pixels. Using an advanced CMOS image sensor, the HotShot1280 is capable of recording speeds in excess of 20,000 frames per second (at reduced resolution). It can be purchased as a PCI based computer peripheral or as a fully integrated standalone instrumentation system. The Hotshot1280 camera is the first of a series of cameras to be manufactured for NAC Image Technology by Narragansett Imaging under an exclusive design and manufacturing agreement.
November 22, 2004 Narragansett Imaging has successfully completed recertification of its Quality Management System (QMS) to ISO9001:2000 standard. ISO 9001:2000 is an internationally recognized standard designed to enhance quality performance by companies. About Narragansett Imaging:
June 11, 2004 Narragansett Imaging is pleased to announce the launch of the new look nimaging.com. As well as the new look to the company website, Narragansett Imaging is also providing improved technical resources for the company's imaging products. The changes to the technical resources on the site include:
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December 20, 2003 Narragansett Imaging today announced that it has received an order for over 250 cameras to be used in Traffic Management Systems. The 2 megapixel interline-CCD cameras are ideally suited to the challenging imaging conditions experienced in traffic management where fast moving objects must be recorded in high resolution under a wide variety of lighting and weather conditions. This order from one of the foremost manufacturers in the traffic management industry is further validation of Narragansett Imaging's model of taking standard camera platforms and adapting them to match a customer's needs in form, fit and function. About Narragansett Imaging:
September 15, 2003 Narragansett Imaging today announced the launch of its new 11 megapixel digital camera module. The 11MP full-frame, 35mm format, CCD sensor offers extremely high resolution with either monochrome or (Bayer pattern) color output. The camera can provide up to 2 frames per second and has a true 12-bit output offering excellent imaging quality in a wide range of lighting conditions. Image output and camera control is via a Camera Link interface. The CCD-sensor features a built in anti-blooming mechanism which allows the camera to experience a high degree of over exposure without producing any visible blooming artifacts About Narragansett Imaging:
April 10, 2003 Narragansett Imaging today announced that it has received a contract worth $5.9M for the supply of CCD-based digital camera modules from a leading European biometrics equipment manufacturer. The contract is for cameras based on Narragansett Imaging's FTM1010 platform which have been customized to match the OEM's functional requirements. This order, from one of the world's leading biometrics equipment vendors, is a great example of Narragansett Imaging's model of taking standard camera platforms and adapting them to match a customer's needs in form, fit and function. About Narragansett Imaging:
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