Tagged With "counter"

What a great walk down memory lane Art! Even as recent as 5-6 years ago I was still installing hecons and coin counters. Also, we sold the analog copiers for almost retail price! They cost more to the end user then than they do today! Great stuff!

Mike, that's awesome, thank you! I used to get so frustrated with the key counters, it seemed every couple of months someone was losing them or calling because they broke one. Art

The Transition of the Copier Industry "According to Art" Part One: I can only start from the early eighties. Six months after graduating a copier tech training school, I had sold my first copier. I'm pretty sure I remember the building, but not the name of the company. On a recent drive by that company was no longer in that building, I was kinda bummed because I would have enjoyed to cold call them again If you bought or leased a copier in 1981, the only function of that copier was to copy.

Capture Crowd Sizes In Real Time MELVILLE, N.Y. , June 1, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Canon U.S.A. Inc., a leader in digital imaging solutions, today introduced the Crowd People Counter, a video content analysis software which can quickly provide event management teams and law enforcement agencies the ability to gather crowd size data in real-time. The gathering and analysis of this data can help detect overcrowding and potentially prevent accidents at a variety of locations, including stadiums,...

Can someone please remind me how the counter reads with the the Ricoh MP W6700SP. Does the printout actual signify square feet on the printout rather then "feet"?

When the machine is set up your techs tell the machine how it is to count. Can be linear or by the square in feet or meters. We do our service plans by the square foot so that is how we set ours to read.

ty @fisher the device in question was from another Ricoh dealer and I was not sure