Atlanta, GA.
Utilities need to know what is happening on site before anyone else does. Labor and system security are major industry challenges. Sentry addresses both economically.
Supervisory Video & Data Acquisition
cellular, fallback built in
Built for Utility Sites
Hardware & Field Work
John founded Mission Communications, the company that brought cellular and web-based SCADA to remote water and wastewater sites when the idea was still new. He sold his stake in 2010.
He has since written on the history of SCADA in the water sector for Wastewater Digest, and has built four businesses across nearly thirty years in communications and security.
By the time he wrote that history, he had already started building the part he thought was still missing.
Memoreyes Municipal builds remote site video and telemetry for municipal water and wastewater and related unattended facilities.
We do not replace the plant control system. We do not run a security operations center.
The review screen at the office, and the phone of whoever is on call at 2 a.m.
Event review at the office: the clip, the tags that were true at that moment, and the human form record kept together.
Event review at the office: the clip, the tags that were true at that moment, and the human form record kept together.
Man down detection from a real Memoreyes field test, April 2022.
A level goes high. Nothing in the alarm says whether the pad is flooding or a float stuck.
Human form detection answers it before anyone gets in a truck at 2 a.m.
Clip, tags and record arrive together, the answer before the drive.
Sentry answers with a picture, the SCADA tags and the human form record instead of a full time stream. That file is also the compliance and insurance record. Cyber gets the headlines, but a picture of who opened the door is not a firewall. It is a lock with a log.
John still answers the early calls himself, keeping Sentry practical, focused, and grounded in the realities of municipal wastewater operations.
