CuWAV are unquestioned leaders in the video visitation for correctional facilities space. Recently, the company announced their founder, inventor Gary James Humphries has been awarded two new U.S. Patents for safe and functional “next generation” visitation products.
January 14, 2016
For prison and jail management how to best conduct visits is always a priority, trying to find a balance between security and respecting a prisoner's rights. Leaders in the video visitation products for detention facilities space, CuWAV, recently celebrated the news their founder Gary James Humphries has had two new U.S. patents approved, one for an Internet-based audio/video and VoIP telephone visitation system for prisons where audio/video and VoIP visitation may be originated by either an inmate or an outside visitor and the second for a web-based video conferencing system and method for providing remote visitation with inmates incarnated in a prison. Both potentially deliver a huge amount of value to forward thinking detention centers.
“We are, of course, very happy to see the patents approved,” commented Humphries, a very experienced inventor. “Expect more in the future. I'm passionate about this subject and the mind never stops exploring new possibilities.”
The two patents approved were U.S. Patents (No. 9,094,569 B1 and No. 9,124,763 B2) a third pending application (No. 14879255) is waiting on approval.
According to the company, CuWAV offers a wide range of video technology products.
For more information be sure to visit www.CuWAV.com.
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