Bangkok, Thailand. April 5, 2006. AKCP, the world’s leader in environment and security monitoring, today announced a major free software upgrade to all AKCP Linux-based products, cameraProbe8, sensorProbe8Linux, sensorProbe8Linux-X20, sensorProbe8Linux-X60.

Bangkok, Thailand. December 1, 2005. AKCP, the world’s leader in environment and security monitoring, today announced a free software upgrade to all AKCP Linux-based products (cameraProbe8, sensorProbe8Linux, sensorProbe8Linux-X20, sensorProbe8Linux-X60).

Bangkok, Thailand. May 4, 2005. AKCP, the world leader in environmental and security monitoring, today announced an upgrade to their cameraProbe8. Pictures from 4 different cameras may be viewed simultaneously on its Linux based environmental monitoring device. The cameraProbe8 supports a wide range of external analog cameras. Customers can use their existing analog security cameras or purchase sophisticated night vision or low-cost CCTV cameras. Up to 3 external cameras can be plugged into the cameraProbe8 along with the internal motorized Sony CCD image sensor.

Bangkok, Thailand. March 1, 2005. AKCP, the world leader in SNMP based environmental and security monitoring, today announced sensorProbe and cameraProbe products undergo harsh environment testing by the government of India.

Bangkok, Thailand. January 14, 2005. AKCP, the world leader in SNMP based environmental and security monitoring, today announced a firmware upgrade that adds video conferencing and professional graphing to their embedded Linux cameraProbe8.

Bangkok, Thailand. November 2, 2004. AKCP, the world leader in SNMP based environmental and security monitoring, today announced a major firmware upgrade for all sensorProbe devices. Major new features and improvements are in this free upgrade.

Bangkok, Thailand. July 15, 2004. AKCP, the world leader in environmental and security monitoring, today announces a reduction in their sensor prices, an increase in their maximum range and the introduction of sensorRemote boxes.