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Route1 Inc V.ROI

Alternate Symbol(s):  ROIUF

Route1 Inc. is a technology company that enables its clients with data-centric solutions. It brings security and operations together with real-time actionable intelligence to enhance safety and security, drive profitability and improve operational efficiencies. It is engaged in software development, network operations, and cybersecurity. It provides advanced data in a usable format from video capture technologies to enhance safety and security and improve operational efficiency. Its solutions include enterprise solutions and smart communities. Its AutoVu ALPR (advanced license plate recognition), manages its parking lots with pay-by-plate technologies. Its surveillance and video intelligence technology includes Omnicast, Stratocast, Body-Worn Cameras, In-Car Video and Synergis Access Control. Its Security Center Synergis IP access control connects to third-party access control devices. Its services include advisory and analysis, project management, design and engineering and others.


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Comment by barnsyon Jan 29, 2008 9:12am
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RE: Patents

RE: PatentsCrazy, thanks for your response, I feel like I know you much better now... And yes, prior to the arrival of the Dutch Elm disease in the 50's, Elms were huge trees that cast a great deal of shade. There is in Canada, a reforestation program going on to re-populate the Elm tree, so the Elms you see today are too young, less than 50 years old.
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