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 Ember in a Business Wire press release, announced that it is seeing increased market traction in its targeted markets - building automation, integrated home automation and advanced metering and is poised for significant growth in 2007.
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 06 March 2007 )
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Associated Press' Alicia Chang's report on wireless sensor networks was syndicated by many newspapers and websites across the world - from Indian Express to MSNBC. Their is not much new information about wireless sensor networks in the article but it does provide a good overview of the current state of WSN applications and industry players.
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 14 February 2007 )
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 Crossbow Technology®, Inc. (www.xbow.com), today announced a family of kits for Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN) to accelerate technology evaluation, commercial application development and the set up of WSNs in educational teaching labs. The low cost of the kits together with the comprehensive bundling of all the elements required to get a wireless sensor network started will fuel the adoption of WSN in the market. Kudos to CrossBow!
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 06 March 2007 )
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  World Economic Forum, probably one of the top influencial economic group in the world, recently announced that Dust Networks has been selected as one of the 47 Technology Pioneers in 2007. Dust is the only WSN company to be selected this year. The Technology Pioneers were nominated by the world’s leading venture capital and technology companies.
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 23 January 2007 )
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Written by Chintu Parikh
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Most of the RTLS implementations today use active RFID tags and require wireless LAN coverage for the operating area. Moreover, RF fingerprinting is the most popular technique used for real-time location tracking today. WSN based real-time location systems also utilize RF Fingerprinting technique as a WLAN/RFID based system but have some unique characteristics that I think might make WSN based RTLS a much better alternative than their WLAN based counterpart. Refer to this link to understand how location tracking works with wireless sensor networks.
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Last Updated ( Monday, 04 December 2006 )
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Written by Chintu Parikh
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Dust Networks made a major announcement at Electronica by unveling the world's first System-on-chip for wireless sensor networks. Called Mote-on-Chip, the SoC integrates all the hardware and software functions for creating distributed sensor networks onto a single chip. Dust claims five-fold lower power consumption than Zigbee, the elimination of the need for wired routers, and a 10-fold reduction in the overall price of adding new sensors to an existing network. Mote-on-Chip products are IEEE 802.15.4 compliant and available in 2.4 GHz and narrow-band 900 MHz versions.
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 26 November 2006 )
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