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From a basic system at one particular exit, to alert staff that a monitored individual has exited, to a more intelligent system at a busy exit that will show who and how many have potentially exited, WatchMate can provide the combination that's right for any facility. The report provides valuation data on nanotech start-ups which have exited to date and a comparison of exits for nanotech start-ups to exits by venture-backed companies as a whole, worldwide. Fennelly's first resident monitoring system would simply set off an alarm if a resident exited the building. |
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