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Extreme Endeavors upgrades cave monitoring through wireless web access.
Hellhole and Schoolhouse cave are now connected to the internet to allow remote downloading of data through a TCPIP connection over the internet.
Extreme Endeavors collaborated with Barbour County Schools and Highland Adventist School in applying to the Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC) grants program.
Extreme Endeavors has Partnered with West Virginia Wesleyan SIFE team during the Sam’s Club Environmental Sustainability Challenge. Click on the above link to learn more.
Extreme Endeavors Provides Restoration services by Removing climbing Bolts from Cliffs.
Years of climbing has left many of the cliffs in the West Virginia Region littered with Climbing bolts throughout the cliff. In a project to improve the aesthetics and remove a potential hazard, Extreme Endeavors used rope access to extract these bolts, while this project did not involve development of new technology, it demonstrates the heights we will go to for our customers.
Extreme Endeavors Unveils Intelligent Nodal Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition.
In an effort to help small water districts locate leaks and support the nations infrastructure we have developed a monitoring system based on our research in Antarctica and the data acquisition system created to monitor caves around the world. Please contact us to get more information about this new product.
Forest Fire Detection, A challenge that effects everyone.
Extreme Endeavors is working with NASA Langley and West Virginia University to develop a wild lands fire detection system. Our goal is to be able to detect a forest fire within 5 minutes after it starts from 100 Miles away!
Extreme Endeavors upgrades development services.
Extreme Endeavors has recently acquired new capabilities which allows for the rapid turn-around of circuit board designs. This should dramatically reduce the time required for prototypes. We can provide Printed Circuit Board Design, Schematic Capture,and manufacturing utilizing premium software packages and engineering talent.
Extreme Endeavors is proud to serve the Chemical Safety and Hazards Investigation Board in assisting with the investigation to determine the cause of the explosion in Ghent West Virginia.
Extreme Endeavors precision and accuracy of our micro climate monitoring system is unveiling new principles about underground environments every day and how the interaction with the outside world can result in the detection of Caves!
Extreme Endeavors Participates in Mock Prison Riots
E2C had the opportunity to demonstrate the utility of our equipment during the Office of Law Enforcement Technology Commercialization’s mock prison riot. We got several large pictures of our gear in action!
Extreme Endeavors Awarded Phase II Research Grant From NIH.
Extreme Endeavors is currently working with NIH to produce an Electronic Life Line to help keep our men and women safe in the most vital working conditions.
Extreme Endeavors Enters Into Biometrics.
Extreme Endeavors is a subcontractor for the Booz Allen Hamilton BOSS-U contract to support the DOD biometrics initiatives. Our OCONUS experience and taking technology into locations such as Hellhole cave made Extreme Endeavors stand out as a benefit for DOD Biometrics applications.
Supporting the US Initiative to Go Green
Extreme Endeavors is using our experiences in providing renewable energies around the world to outfit businesses and applications with renewable power. Please contact us to see how we can save your organization money by going green.
Fire Fighter Coat Unveiled as the Texas Instruments Key Note Demo for the 2006 Developers Conference.
Mike Masterman, President of Extreme Endeavors on stage with Mr. Rich Templeton, CEO of Texas Instruments, providing a demonstration of how Extreme Endeavors developments are utilizing Texas Instruments state-of-the-art Digital Signal Processors (DSP) to remotely monitor the physiology of a fire fighter.
Extreme Endeavors Featured in Fortune, Capacity Magazines
Extreme Endeavors has been attracting a lot of media attention recently. It seems that a small business in West Virginia with big plans can capture the imagination. You can see our Fire Coat as a representative of Texas Instruments "Lunatic Fringe" in Fortune magazine (page 125). You can see how our underground research is advancing in directions beyond that ever thought of from our initial goal of enforcement of the Endangered Species Act in Capacity magazine (page 62).
Extreme Endeavors Featured in NSS (National Speleological Society) News.
Extreme Endeavors has been featured in the January 2007 edition of the NSS News. This article showcases the use of our SMART system to monitor environmental conditions in underground sites. It also explains in a clear and concise manner the kinds of engineering, social, and political challenges that Extreme Endeavors overcame in order to accommodate the various interested parties. And of course, it gives a good idea of the difficulty involved in installing a system at the bottom of a 180 foot drop. For the NSS, that's the best part of all.
Extreme Endeavors Uses SMART Technologies To Protect Endangered Species of Bats
In 2004, Extreme Endeavors designed the Subterranean Monitoring And Research Technology (SMART). This technology is currently being used by a mining company in West Virginia to help monitor the environment of an endangered species of bat. Working with the WV Division of Natural Resources, the USDA, and EPA, Extreme Endeavors has provided a valuable solution that bridges the divide between environmental scientists and the mining industry.