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Archive for May 19, 2006

Cell phone as sensor

Right now, there are hundreds of millions of cell phones in use around the world. According to UC Berkeley computer science graduate student R.J. Honicky, the ubiquity of those devices could be leveraged to help reduce pollution, fight disease, and tackle other societal scale problems with no additional effort on the part of the person [...]

Warm Watts for Wireless

A tiny new generator that produces electricity from small variations in temperature could turn people into power packs for medical implants and clear the way for complex wireless monitoring systems. Makers of tiny wireless sensors used for tracking vital signs of people in their homes or watching environmental conditions in large buildings have long faced [...]

MSc in Wireless Sensor Networks

The School of Engineering, Design and Technology (EDT) at the University of Bradford is launching a new full-time master of science degree programme in wireless sensor networks – the first of its kind in the UK. The programme has been developed in response to the ever-increasing importance of sensor technology in today’s information society and [...]

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