WSNs Manufacturers
WSNs are continuously evolving in an unbounded technology space, this book chapters focused thoroughly on the basics and concepts, as well as on applications and analysis tools. For students, researchers, and industry professionals, it is pointless to str
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WSNs Manufacturers
Manufacturers and Products … Drive each other
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Adaptive Wireless Solutions (2015)
Adaptive Wireless Solutions Ltd, located in UK, specializes in industrial and commercial monitoring and control solutions using wireless and other remote telemetry systems. It offers a full range of products and services from individual system elements to complete solutions tailored to customer requirements.
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AlertMe (2014) and British Gas (2015)
AlertMe was a leader in connected homes with over than five years’ expertise in building a platform for scale deployment. Its vision was to make the connected home accessible to the mass market, simple, useful and affordable for all, with services that make consumers lives easier and safer and transform the productivity of the businesses that provide them. For consumers, AlertMe provided a full range of applications in energy, home monitoring and home automation in one ecosystem where things work together simply and intelligently. This allowed the user to connect as many devices as they like, customize notifications and alerts and trigger actions automatically. In March 17th, 2015 British Gas has acquired AlertMe to create the UK’s leading connected homes provider. This move brings together British Gas’ ability to innovate for customers with AlertMe’s next generation Internet-of-Things technology and expertise. The acquisition has created a highly experienced and fully integrated team which will accelerate the development of new connected home services in the UK and worldwide.
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7 WSNs Manufacturers
ANT Wireless Division of Dynastream (Dynastream Innovations 2014)
The ANT+ Alliance is an open special interest group of companies who have adopted the ANT+ promise of interoperability. The Alliance ensures standardized communications through optimized brand value and partnerships with other top tier products. ANT, ANT+ and the ANT+ Alliance are all managed by the ANT Wireless division of Dynastream Innovations Inc. Established in 1998, Dynastream introduced the first accelerometer-based speed and distance monitor for runners in 2000. In 2003, the wireless protocol ANT was launched, and in 2004 the first ultra low power wireless standard, ANT+ was created. In 2005 integrated PAN solutions were elaborated with Nordic Semiconductor (Nordic Semiconductor 2004). In December 2006, Garmin Ltd, once a valued Dynastream customer, purchased the company. Today, hundreds of companies are members of the ANT+ Alliance, building products across a range of personal area network (PAN) applications, including sports, wellness and home health monitoring.
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Atmel (2015)
Founded in 1984, Atmel corporate headquarters is located in in San Jose, California. Atmel microcontrollers deliver a rich blend of efficient integrated designs, proven technology, and groundbreaking innovation that is ideal for today’s smart, c
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