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| Friday, June 11, 2004 |
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The Wireless Boom That Won't Need Us
"Nice start, but it pales next to the prospect of ZigBee, an emerging
wireless standard for short-range machine to machine communications.
ZigBee is not for big corporate servers monitoring each others'
transactions, but, rather, it's designed to link up an unimaginable
number of tiny devices. Think thermostats, lighting controls,
environmental sensors, and medical monitors. Networks comprised of these
automated devices will generate more information than people can hope to
consume and potentially establish hitherto unknown patterns that tell
how the world works. Call it the Robonet."
[Forbes]
RoboNet - Love it. Here we go!
12:55:30 AM
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