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>>Does anyone know where I can purchase a "people-counter," i.e. a motion
>>sensor that tracks visitors as they come in the door and records their
>>numbers? Addresses and phone numbers of suppliers would be helpful. We
>>have an old one that we would like to update, and nobody can remember how
>>we got it originally.
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>>Thank you very much!
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>>Julia Moore
>>Indianapolis Art Center
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>Julia:
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>I am so glad you asked this question! We are also in the market for such a
>device, so
>please share your responses either on the list or, if not, please send them
>to me off
>list.
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>Thanks much.
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>Jeanne Keefe
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>Jeanne M. Keefe * E-mail:
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>Graphics Curator * Tel: (518) 276-2727
>Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
>Architecture Library
>Troy, NY 12180
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I asked our A/V technician where we got ours....she built it out of a bike
relector and an infa-red light from Radio Shack! Entire thing, $40.00.
I thought I could help...!
Can you please let me know what you find out as well? Thanks!
Christina Simpson
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