Software analytics, such as the Brains.App software from IntelliSense.io, use the data from industrial wireless sensor networks to streamline plant operations, optimize yield, and improve safety.

Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) technology is widely used across a myriad of industries to monitor large structures or complex environments. This monitoring solution has made its way to the asphalt ...

The wireless networks these nodes build up will be characterized by inexpensive, ultra low-power radios, with modest bandwidth requirements—able to transmit small amounts of sensor data perhaps ...

Lithium-based batteries (LiBs) are integral components in operating electric vehicles to renewable energy systems and portable electronic devices, thanks to their unparalleled energy density, minimal ...

The network hardware contains one server, two routers, and ten nodes. Documentation includes "Arch Rock PhyNet 3.0 System Installation Guide" and "Arch Rock PhyNet Router Guide". Location Currently ...

A team of researchers from UMass Lowell and Northeastern University is creating and testing a low-cost, automated wireless sensor network that could detect SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, ...

Smart dust refers to wireless networks of sub-millimeter-scale autonomous computing and sensing platforms not larger than a grain of sand. Smart dust senses and records data about its environment such ...

COMPARING STANDARDS Table 1 compares the three wireless standards most suitable for a wireless sensor network. The standards also address the network issues for wireless sensors. Three types of ...