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Agricultural and Environmental Sensing Demand Grows   February 9, 2010

New Frost & Sullivan research points to an increasing need for sophisticated systems to monitor hazardous chemicals, soil and crop/plant characteristics, and pest infestation.More>>

AMI Announces Haptics Controller   February 4, 2010

The high-technology company is making available units for Reflex actuators, which will enable a variety of haptic-feedback effects for touch-interface devices, such as smartphones, GPS units, portable media players, and computers.More>>

ADT Publishes Etch Recipe for Diamond Devices   February 4, 2010

The information will enable engineers and product developers to reliably and affordably design micro devices and sensors out of diamond while eliminating the complexity traditionally associated with working with the material.More>>



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A New Approach to Wireless Power Transfer   January 1, 2010

Article By: Fady Mishriki,

Supplying power wirelessly provides greater design flexibility.More>>

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The Potential and Challenges of Wireless Sensor Nodes for Diverse Application Fields   December 1, 2009

Article By: Ruud Vullers, Mihai Patrascu, Julien Penders

Autonomous wireless sensor networks—WSNs powered by energy harvesting—have tremendous potential. By examining their possible use in healthcare, condition monitoring, and smart packaging we assess this enabling technology and discuss the challenges to further adoption.More>>

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RF Energy Harvesting Enables Wireless Sensor Networks   October 13, 2009

Article By: Harry Ostaffe

A brief introduction to RF energy harvesting: what it is, what it does, and how it enables wireless sensor networking applications.More>>



News
Telit’s M2M Module Certified On AT&T Wireless Network   January 20, 2010

Telit’s Smallest Cellular Module, the GE865-QUAD, undergoes testing and certification at AT&T's M2M lab facility.More>>

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GE Transportation Selects Summation Research Radios   December 2, 2009

The multi-mode UHF/VHF data radios will be used for both legacy analog and advanced digital needs for GE's LOCOTROL system for railway systems.More>>

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The Potential and Challenges of Wireless Sensor Nodes for Diverse Application Fields   December 1, 2009

Article By: Ruud Vullers, Mihai Patrascu, Julien Penders

Autonomous wireless sensor networks—WSNs powered by energy harvesting—have tremendous potential. By examining their possible use in healthcare, condition monitoring, and smart packaging we assess this enabling technology and discuss the challenges to further adoption.More>>



News
GE Transportation Selects Summation Research Radios   December 2, 2009

The multi-mode UHF/VHF data radios will be used for both legacy analog and advanced digital needs for GE's LOCOTROL system for railway systems.More>>

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Next-Generation Sensor Networks using Energy Harvesting and Ultra-Low-Power Wireless   July 1, 2009

Article By: Cees Links

Power consumption is a central design consideration for wireless sensor networks whether they are powered using batteries or energy harvesters. Vital to success for either approach, however, is the need for hardware that uses power intelligently.More>>

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Wireless Seismic and Volcanic Monitoring in Ecuador   January 1, 2009

Article By: Cristina Ramos

Using robust radios coupled with a variety of sensors, geophysicists in Ecuador have implemented real-time monitoring systems for the country's volcanoes and other seismically active areas, leading to improved knowledge and public safety.More>>


Power Solutions
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Cymbet Secures $31 Million In Private Financing   January 26, 2010

Additional funding to launch global sales expansion and add manufacturing capacity for eco-friendly EnerChip product lines.More>>

Article
A New Approach to Wireless Power Transfer   January 1, 2010

Article By: Fady Mishriki,

Supplying power wirelessly provides greater design flexibility.More>>

News
Linear Intros Energy Harvesting DC/DC Converter   December 2, 2009

The LTC3108 accepts input voltages as low as 20 mV and is designed to interface with thermoelectric devices that convert small temperature differentials into usable energy.More>>


Networking & Communications Software
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Cloud-Based Tank Data Service from New Boundary   January 31, 2010

TankVista from New Boundary Technologies, Minneapolis, MN, is a cloud-based Web service for continuously monitoring and analyzing the conditions and storage levels of commercial storage tanks, bins, silos, and other containers.More>>

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Fleet Management Software from New Boundary   December 21, 2009

FleetVista from New Boundary Technologies, Minneapolis, MN, is Web-based remote monitoring software that lets fleet managers continuously monitor vehicle locations, destinations, and completed activities, as well as provide routing and other real-time input to fleet personnel.More>>

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ZigBee Meets IP   January 1, 2009

Article By: Gilman Tolle, Brian Bohlig

The Compact Application Protocol (CAP) is an open framework that combines the IP world with ZigBee technology, enabling users to operate devices produced by different vendors on existing networks without using an inefficient gateway translation layer.More>>