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Local Government and Commercial

FEMA Trailer Inspections Tracking

CYTEC developed a web-based data collection application that utilizes bar-coding technology to capture data from field locations. The application is tailored to FEMA inspections and maintenance regulations. It allows for remote data collection and gives the ability to print the captured data in a variety form-based reports. The application also has a transmission capability that allows data collected from a hand-held PC to be wirelessly transmitted to a database application.

This application creates efficiencies by reducing data collection times, eliminating the need for manual paper forms and duplicate data entry, and providing increased visibility to potential problems and/or trends of data collected against established parameters.

The system also uses GPS technology to provide a link to view most collected data in Google Earth allowing the data to be visually inspected and confirmed.






Digital Video Vision (DV2)

DV2 offers consumers the ability to access and view Internet-based video content that you cannot find on conventional television, cable or satellite. Internet-based video content is displayed on your television without the use of a PC!

SWURLtv is the base model software that CYTEC has developed to run on the DV2 box. With over 300 channels of FREE Internet videos and blogs segmented by topic areas, SWURLtv delivers content that your are interested in based on your viewing habits and preferences.

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SensiTEL Water Monitoring System

Under a research and development contract, CYTEC has developed a remote monitoring application which is comprised of intelligent nodes capable of supporting up to 8 separate and unique sensors wirelessly connected to a Central Monitoring Center (CMC) that manages each sensor.

The system is currently being deployed in Hinds County, Mississippi where it will monitor water quality, mechanical, electrical, and proximity conditions at 10 separate locations. In the water-monitoring configuration, the system product automatically captures water quality samples (pH levels, chlorine levels, tank pressure, etc.) on 15-minute intervals. The intelligent node processes the sensor reading and wirelessly transmits the readings to the CMC. The CMC receives, analyzes, and provides notification alerts when a sensor parameter has been breached. If a parameter is breached, the SensiTEL system is designed to support various downstream alert notifications (ie, emails, pages, telephone calls, etc.).

The product can be tailored to meet a wide array of application, from water quality monitoring, to industrial, environmental wastewater and contamination projects, to remote agricultural sensing.

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Federal Government and Military

Over the past 25 years, CYTEC has supported the Federal Government and Department of Defense, completing numerous projects for the Army, Navy and Air Force. Our most recent projects have involved cutting edge technology, including Automatic Identification Technology (AIT) and Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology.

CYTEC was instrumental in developing the AIT Engineering Support Center (ESC) concept for the Navy. This center is designed to conduct "proof-of-principle" projects using AIT technologies that can be implemented within the Navy. CYTEC is the lead sub-contractor on all AIT ESC projects. Tasks under the first year AIT ESC concept included:

  • Development of an RFID application to track and manage components in a maintenance depot.
  • Development of an RFID solution to manage the location and contents of storage containers.
  • Development of an application to use barcode and scanner technology to track supply chain delivery metrics.

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CYTEC also developed a system for the Navy to utilize Contact Memory Buttons (CMB) to more effectively track and manage inventory and maintenance activities. Working closely with our subcontractor, Oregon State University, CYTEC developed a prototype for a portable cooling system that does not require a source of electricity. This prototype will be applied to applications for the US Army.

As a subcontractor on the GeoTRACK Positioning Technology Program, CYTEC supported the research and development efforts associated with the development of sensor capabilities integrated in an inventory tag unit to be attached to canisters in uncontrolled environmental storage.











Educational

Mississippi Valley State University AIT Center of Excellence

The scope of the Center of Excellence for Automated Identification Technology (AIT) at Mississippi Valley State University ...

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Past Projects

Cotton Bale Tracking

The Cotton Bale tracking project presented an opportunity for CYTEC to implement RFID technologies ...

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Catfish Industry

The catfish industry project provided another opportunity to implement AIT technology ...

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Online Appointment Manager

CYTEC provides appointment management services as an ASP ...

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Web Based Portal Application: Various Projects

CYTEC developed a web-based portal application designed to be a robust information application framework ...

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