Work site remote monitoring and employee time tracking system and method
AssigneeProperty Monitors, Inc.
InventorBentley D. Frink
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Abstract
A work site monitoring and employee time tracking system that includes a work site Internet connection having a broadband modem in communication with a router for transporting data to and from the work site and a work site IP camera in communication with the router for transporting images from the work site to client computers in communication with the Internet. A biometric fingerprint scanner for identifying and clocking-in and clocking-out work site workers is also included. The biometric scanner is in communication with the router for transmitting identification, clock-in and clock-out data to a server computer in communication with the Internet.
Claims20
A work site monitoring and employee time tracking system comprising:
- a) a work site Internet connection having a broadband modem in communication with a router for transporting data to and from the work site;
- b) a work site IP camera in communication with said router for transporting images from the work site to client computers in communication with the Internet;
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- c) a biometric fingerprint scanner for identifying and clocking-in and clocking-out work site workers, said biometric scanner being in communication with said router for transmitting identification, clock-in and clock-out data to a server computer in communication with the Internet.
A work site monitoring and employee time tracking system comprising:
- a) a work site Internet connection having a broadband modem in communication with a wireless router for transporting data to and from the work site;
- b) a work site IP camera in communication with said router for transporting images from the work site to client computers in communication with the Internet;
- c) a biometric fingerprint scanner for identifying and clocking-in and clocking-out work site workers, said biometric scanner being in communication with said router for transmitting identification, clock-in and clock-out data to a server computer in communication with the Internet;
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- d) a work site low power radio system having a plurality transceivers interfaced with sensors for detecting physical and/or chemical properties of the work site environment and an Internet bridge device for transporting sensor data from said sensors to said server computer.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.