NEWPORT – LiveWave Inc., a developer of video surveillance for security applications, was selected by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s Immigration and Customs Enforcement Federal Protective Service to upgrade video surveillance systems at several federal buildings in the New York City area for the Republican National Convention, which was held last week, Aug. 30 to Sept. 2.
LiveWave took the service’s existing cameras and network-enabled them with FirstView, an IP-based system capable of supporting thousands of cameras, sensors and users for early warning detection and response. Numerous law enforcement agencies were able to securely access the FPS video surveillance network during the convention. LiveWave develops advanced intrusion detection software and provides engineering and integration services for enterprise level physical security applications.
Arch Microelectronic Materials wins supplier award
NORTH KINGSTOWN – Arch Microelectronic Materials’ advanced photoresist business in North Kingstown recently won a Quest for Gold quality award from National Semiconductor Corp. The award was based on ratings for its performance last year in the categories of technology, total cost, quality and service.
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“This is a strong validation of Arch’s proven ability to provide National Semiconductor with high-performance, cost-effective photoresists and ancillary products and technical support,” said Philippe Gouby, president of Arch Microelectronic Materials, in a release.
A business segment of Arch Chemicals Inc., Arch Microelectronic Materials supplies global semiconductor and flat panel display manufacturers with photoresists, polyimides, formulated products, thin film systems and chemical management services.
