XVR - eXtreme Video Research


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Preparing for the December 14, 1903 attempt. In Dayton, Orville and Wilbur completed the design and construction of their powered glider in June 1903. It weighed in at just over 600 pounds including its 179-pound, 12 horsepower engine. The craft had a wingspan of 40 feet, 4 inches. At 10:35 a.m., December 17, 1903, Orville Wright fired up the four-cylinder engine and embarked on the first manned, sustained, powered flight. That initial ascent lasted about 12 seconds and spanned an estimated 120 feet. Wilbur then gave it a try and exceeded his brother's distance by about 75 feet. As any pilot knows, nothing can substitute for experience: By Wilbur's second try (the fourth overall and the last one of this fateful day), he sustained flight for nearly a full minute and a distance of over 850 feet.
What we do: XVR is specialized in eXtreme CCTV applications. With our superior quality products and our unequaled skills and knowledge we deliver tailor made solutions in just about any area where CCTV can be applied. Check out the Case studies page to see some of the things we already did.
Tailor made solutions: Our core business is developing tailor made solutions. We'd like to think that if you can't buy it in a shop, we're the next stop. As mentioned before, take a look at the Case studies page to see for yourself .	'Of the shelf'-products: We're putting a lot of effort into generalizing our developments. When a project is finished it is thoroughly reviewed and evaluated. One of the items we investigate during this evaluation is the possibility for future use of the project developments. This leads to a range of 'of the shelf'-products. It is possible, if not likely, that we already have a solution for whatever your need may be. Get in touch with us and just ask.
The difference "Before the Wright Brothers, no one in aviation did anything fundamentally right. Since the Wright Brothers, no one has done anything fundamentally different." -- Darrel Collins, US Park Service, Kitty Hawk National Historical Park This quote illustrates exactly what XVR stands for: Developing solutions in the fundamentally right way, abandoning the conventional way of thinking if we have to.