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Dialight Unveils New Wireless Occupancy Sensors for Smart LED Lighting Systems

Nov 11, 2015

Dialight, the innovative global leader in LED lighting technology for industrial applications, today unveiled its new wireless occupancy sensor, a unique battery-powered plug-and-play sensor that speeds and simplifies installation to ...

Tags: Dialight, LED lighting, Wireless Occupancy Sensors

Commercial Vehicles Have Wireless Sensor System

Feb 26, 2015

US based consumer safety organisation Rear View Safety, has launched wireless commercial grade sensor system RVS-114, which can ensure safety for commercial and passenger vehicles on road. The system has been designed for both large ...

Tags: Wireless Sensor System, Commercial Vehicles

Simplify Energy Harvesting Wireless Lighting Networks by Using NFC

Jan 13, 2014

At the 2014 International CES, NXP Semiconductors (NASDAQ: NXPI) is demonstrating a wireless smart lighting network designed for ease of installation in the home. The demo includes an energy harvesting switch (battery-less, no wires) ...

Tags: Wireless Lighting, Lights

NODE+Chroma Was Launched by Variable, Inc.

Aug 6, 2013

Variable, Inc., developer of the NODE modular wireless sensor platform, has launched NODE+chroma, an affordable sensor module that provides instantaneous information about color scanned from virtually any surface. NODE+chroma transmits ...

Tags: Construction, Decoration

Luminaid Develops LED Lighting Solutions for Commercial, Industrial and Urban Applications

May 29, 2013

Luminaid and Paradox Engineering SA announce their partnership to offer the market future proof lighting management and Smart City technologies. Acknowledging an ideal strategic alignment and recognizing the high value of respective ...

Tags: LED Installations, Lighting Projects

Samsung Has Built Several Different Galaxy S4 Smartphones

May 13, 2013

Samsung has built several different Galaxy S4 smartphones, including a U.S. version running a Snapdragon processor that requires an extra image processor to enable heavily promoted user functions such as eye-movement recognition. IHS ...

Tags: Galaxy, Samsung

Bill Oates Was Telling The Audience How Citizens Are Using Apps to Improve City Operations

Mar 7, 2013

Here at an IBM conference, City of Boston CIO Bill Oates was telling the audience how citizens are using apps to improve city operations. But it was one of Boston's latest apps, called Street Bump, that got the interest of one attendee, ...

Tags: IBM, Computer Products, Computer

Monitoring and Measurement Through Ingestible Wireless Sensors Can Improve Healthcare

Mar 7, 2013

Monitoring and measurement through ingestible, implanted, and body-worn wireless sensors can improve healthcare, and if those sensors can support continuous data streaming, more real-time information will be available for analysis. ...

Tags: wireless sensor, healthcare, data streaming

When Designing a ZigBee Wireless Sensor Device Is It Often Necessary to Make a Choice

Mar 5, 2013

When designing a ZigBee wireless sensor networking device is it often necessary to make a system partitioning choice. What makes the most sense – a ZigBee system-on-chip (SoC) that combines a 2.4GHz wireless transceiver and a ...

Tags: ZigBee, wireless sensor networking device, processing core

Atmel Has Demonstrated at Embedded World in Nuremberg This Week Its Radio Transceiver

Feb 27, 2013

Atmel has demonstrated at Embedded World in Nuremberg this week its AT86RF233 2.4GHz IEEE 802.15.4 radio transceiver carrying out distance measurement between two radios. A process known as ranging. It can be necessary to determine ...

Tags: Atmel, radio transceiver, distance measurement

FDA Approval for Paediatric Use Belongs to Bioness Foot Drop System

Jan 24, 2013

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved L300 neurostimulation system, designed for treating children suffering from foot drop. The neuromuscular stimulation device, which also helps in treating children suffering from ...

Tags: FDA, L300 neurostimulation system, children, foot drop

Dutch Start-up Anagear Has Released a PMIC for Wireless Sensor Nodes

Jan 21, 2013

Dutch start-up Anagear has released a power management IC (PMIC) for wireless sensor nodes, that consumes an average of 600nA, said the firm. Typically, wireless sensor nodes have a microcontroller that spends most of its time in sleep, ...

Tags: Anagear, power management IC, wireless sensor

Software Is The Driving Force Behind The 'Internet of Everything' Says Tyson Tuttle

Jan 11, 2013

Software is the driving force behind the “Internet of everything” says Tyson Tuttle, president and CEO, Silicon Laboratories. The dramatic growth of the Internet over the last 30 years has surpassed the estimates of even ...

Tags: software, Tyson Tuttle, Silicon Laboratories, Internet, hardware

Banner Engineering Introduces The SureCross B2Q Gateway Module

Dec 31, 2012

Banner Engineering introduces the SureCross B2Q Gateway Module, developed to provide embeddable, dependable and cost-effective communication capabilities for the company's Q45 wireless sensor network. Banner Engineering introduces the ...

Tags: B2Q, Computer Products, Wireless Sensors, Embeddable Solution

Paradox Engineering SA & Streetlight.Vision Agreed to Develop New Smart City Solutions

Dec 24, 2012

Paradox Engineering SA and Streetlight.Vision will have agreed to develop new Smart City solutions with Smart Streetlight management. These solutions will use the 'internet of thing' approach to enable municipalities to monitor all objects ...

Tags: Lighting Management, Lighting, Lighting industry, street lighting

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