ABB and Micropelt prove thermal energy harvesting to solve the battery issue of wireless sensors.More>>

The 2.4 GHz ISM band RF transceiver supports either 250 Kbps in IEEE802.15.4 mode or up to 2 Mbps in FSK mode and offers blocking resistance for industrial, scientific, and medical applications.More>>

The open-source home automation and remote control application profiles are now available to the public.More>>

The Research and Markets report looks beyond the smart meter to demonstrations, technology development, and upcoming trends.More>>

The company's VEmesh now integrates IP-based networking with high-performance wireless sensor networks.More>>

The GE865-QUAD wireless communications unit has been approved for use on the Canadian GSM/GPRS network.More>>

The partnership will leverage Etisalat's network infrastructure and Pacific Control's M2M expertise to offer customized applications.More>>

Frost & Sullivan's new report "Intelligent Building Systems and Technologies" discusses the growing awareness that proprietary solutions are creating hurdles to acceptance of building automation technologies, such as IT and wireless sensors.More>>

The cross-industry consortium continues to grow, with increased membership, new working groups, and its certification program, advancing efforts to standardize wireless sensor networking technology.More>>

The MTLF1040 from MET Tech Inc., Jersey City, NJ, is a low-frequency seismic sensor that uses a liquid electrolyte inertial mass to eliminate the need for delicate springs and other precision mechanical parts.More>>