SAN JOSE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Crossbow Technology, Inc. (www.xbow.com), a leading supplier of wireless sensor technology and inertial MEMS sensors for navigation and control, today announced the ...

If you’re working in a facility without a great deal of—or any—wireless sensors in place, you might be suspicious about the viability of wireless sensor networks. To help illustrate how ubiquitous ...

Energy harvesting in wireless sensor networks (WSNs) represents a transformative approach to powering distributed sensing systems by converting ambient energy—such as solar, radio frequency, or ...

This file type includes high resolution graphics and schematics when applicable. The advent of low-power processors, intelligent wireless networks, and low-power sensors coupled with “Big Data” ...

Factory and plant process automation are being re-invented thanks to advances in wireless sensor communications for industrial applications. These innovations are empowering automation engineers to ...

The ESNA project enables high effective networking based on cheap wireless sensors in a wide range of business applications – from more comfortable and energy-efficient environmental controls to ...

The EUREKA ITEA software Cluster ESNA project has developed a flexible framework for business-oriented wireless-sensor network applications using a standard architecture to facilitate communications ...

Sensor networks are highly distributed networks of small, lightweight wireless nodes, deployed in large numbers to monitor the environment or system by the measurement of physical parameters such as ...

Scientists have developed and demonstrated a 400 MHz radio frequency transceiver with the highest power efficiency and leading performance reported to deliver high quality signals over industry’s ...

The Internet of Things revolution is upon us, and by the year 2020, there will be over 30 billion connected things in the world. With the world’s population increasing and resources becoming more ...

The increased adoption of wireless sensors across industry is due, like most industrial technologies, to solid, practical reasons. Chief among these reasons is ease of implementation (no long cable ...