D-Tech has installed its Enterprise, thermal imaging people counter at the the newly opened York Explore Library Learning Centre. The new space provides a welcoming and well-designed flexible location that brings together a modern city library, with a full and vibrant programme of learning. The thermal imaging people counter transmits data directly to a webbrowser…
Marvin Crisp, D-Tech, announced today that their Self Check V4 software has been certified by Sirsi Dynix for SIP 2 protocol network communications with Symphony LMS and that the company is now a Sirsi Dynix Alliance Certified Solutions Provider. He said: “Sirsi’s certification means that as technology partners we will continue to build on current…
D-Tech was delighted to attend the opening of the newly restored Manor House library as it is one of four libraries in the London Borough of Lewisham where they have implemented RFID enabled self service. The Manor House project is a perfect example of new technology blending into an historic environment. The contemporary look of…
RFIQ is a new, no software technology, designed and developed by D-Tech. The system delivers perimeter based protection and improved alarm handling capability and provides a migrateable path to RFID when budgets allow. Combined with our new M180 antenna which itself is very cost effective, the RFIQ system, with labels and staff pad, costs…
A short film about D-Tech at West Greenwich Library