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Intelligent Networks • Smart Objects • Design for Humans |
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| Sunday, November 21, 2004 |
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Sensor network mimics synchronized calling by frogs, cicadas "While this is a rather whimsical application of a sensor network, it demonstrates the unique system behaviors that can arise in truly distributed processing," says Frampton. Even when nodes follow very simple rules, the behavior of the group can be quite complex. Although this project is not likely to improve knowledge on synchronized calling in nature, it does demonstrate the types of complex behavior patterns that will be important for future developments in sensor networks..." [EurekAlert!]
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