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Wireless Sensor Networks, Internet of Things
Supported by Manufacturers with Revenues Surpassing $1 Trillion, ZigBee Crosses the Chasm
San Diego, Calif., June 2, 2010— Adopted by over 350 global manufacturers with combined annual revenues exceeding $1 trillion dollars, ZigBee is the winning protocol for wireless sensing and control... More
Fifty-Nine Percent of Industrial Companies are Planning Wireless Sensing Solutions
San Diego, Calif., March 17, 2010— The standards battle between WirelessHART and ISA100.11a is driving innovation that will ultimately benefit industrial companies...More
Wireless Sensor Networking Energizes the Utility Market
San Diego, Calif., Nov. 7, 2009-- Driven by new regulation, a global energy crisis, advanced metering with embedded wireless sensor networks has grown from a few thousand units in 2004 to 1.5 million smart meters this year... More
More Spectrum Sought for Body Sensor Networks
IEEE Computing Society, Oct. 2009 -- Healthcare costs are rising in many countries, and they've become a topic of considerable discussion in the US, as Congress mulls policies to lower costs. Meanwhile, vendors are moving forward on networking technology as a way to lower costs by improving patient monitoring in hospitals and at home. More (outside link)
$6 Billion Wireless Sensor Network Smart Home Market in 2012
San Diego, Calif., July 8, 2009 -- Multi-billion dollar smart grid and home health initiatives are driving the Smart Home market despite a challenging economy, according to ON World. The energy crisis and out-of-control healthcare spending have governments and the private sector scrambling to develop smart technologies such as Wireless Sensor Networking (WSN) that pay for themselves in months, not years. In 2012, ON World predicts that global WSN products and services for the Smart Home will be worth $6 billion. More
Wireless Sensor Network R&D Investment to Top $1 Billion 2012
San Diego, Calif., January 28, 2009 --Aligned with government’s top priorities,
Wireless Sensor Networking (WSN) is attracting hundreds of millions of R&D funding in several recession-proof markets... More
New Software Tool Reduces the Cost of Evaluating Wireless Sensor Network Technologies
San Diego, Calif., November 12, 2008 -- In order to reduce the cost of comparing wireless sensor network (WSN) platforms, ON World has developed a software tool that uses virtual simulations in order to provide quantifiable market data on competitors, partners, suppliers, and potential investments. More
Perpetual Power Solutions to Save $1 Billion in Labor Costs
San Diego, Calif., October 29, 2008 -- With more than one hundred million Wireless Sensor Network nodes to be deployed over the next five years, the quest for improved power sources is intensifying... More
Sensing Opportunities with Industrial Wireless
San Diego, Calif., Sept. 18, 2008-- San Diego, CA, September 18, 2008 -- Global competition, rising energy costs, and the ongoing need for production improvements is driving adoption for industrial Wireless Sensor Networking (WSN)... More
Wireless Sensor Solutions Demystify Precision Agriculture
San Diego, Calif., Sept. 17, 2008-- Facing a water shortage crisis and the demands of a global economy, farmers are turning to wireless sensing solutions to save labor costs, increase yields, improve quality, and conserve water, according to a recent report by ON World. The emergence of standards based short range radios, advanced network protocols, and the availability of low cost backhaul technologies, have made wireless sensor systems an affordable competitive advantage for farmers/growers. More
Group Pushes Internet Protocol for sensor nets
EE Times, San Jose, Calif. Sept. 16, 2008
Proponents of Internet Protocol for sensors networks have formed the IP for Smart Objects Alliance. IPSO has kicked off work on one of its first major objectives, setting an interoperability standard for running IPv6 on nets based on the IEEE 802.15.4 standard. More
Next-Generation Power Solutions for Wireless Sensor Networks
M2M Magazine, August 14, 2008
As shown by the latest solutions for lower power consumption (including eliminating batteries altogether) discussed by Mareca Hatler, director of research, ON World Inc., www.onworld.com, San Diego, Calif., and the introduction of imagers in sensor networking as described by a team of researchers at the Center for Embedded Networked Sensing (CENS),Los Angeles, Calif., those in the sensor networking community are saying to the rest of the M2M industry: We may be young, but we are certainly mighty. More
Wireless Sensor Solutions to Save $25 billion in Annual Healthcare Costs by 2012
San Diego, Calif., August 6, 2008-- Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) solutions are gearing up to save the healthcare industry $25 billion in 2012 by reducing hospitalizations and extending independent living for seniors... More
Wireless Sensor Networking Brings Energy Solutions to the Oil & Gas Sector
San Diego, Calif., June 2, 2008 –-An accelerating energy crisis in the oil and gas industry is driving development and investment in Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) technologies...More
Exponential Growth for 802.15.4 and ZigBee in 2007
San Diego, Calif., March 19, 2008 -- Adoption for 802.15.4 and ZigBee chipsets is accelerating in several industries... More
Industrial Companies Get Smart with Wireless Sensor Networks
San Diego, Calif., September 18, 2007 – One in three industrial companies use wireless sensors today and nearly half are planning wireless solutions over the next 18 months, according to a recent survey by ON World with 115 industrial end users. More
Cities Get Smart with Wireless Sensor Networking
San Diego, Calif., July 9, 2007 -- Municipalities worldwide are adopting Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) technology to make their cities safer, healthier, greener, and more productive... More
Sensor-network
Startup has Customers, Unveils Product
Sacramento Business Journal - 12/06/2006 -- Folsom startup SynapSense
is working with technology and manufacturing companies on customer
trials of its first product, which helps to create wireless sensor
networks that can monitor and control temperature, humidity and
a host of other conditions critical to running a high-tech production
line, the company said Wednesday. More
Emerson
Uses Dust Networks™ WSN Products in New Smart Wireless Solutions
for Mainstream Manufacturing
Emerson's
wireless solutions using Dust Networks' self-organizing TSMP technology
are field proven to excel in in-plant applications
Austin, Texas
and Hayward, California – October 17, 2006 – Emerson
Process Management and Dust Networks, the leading provider of
highly reliable, low-power wireless sensor networking (WSN) systems,
today announced use of Dust Networks' Time Synchronized Mesh Protocol
(TSMP) as the communications technology used in Emerson's new
in-plant Smart Wireless field networks and solutions. Following
three years of evaluating and field testing various technologies,
Emerson's proven Smart Wireless solutions with Dust Networks’
TSMP technology are now being ordered for mainstream manufacturing
use. More
Sensicast
Announces SensiNet Energy Management SolutionWireless Sensor Network
system lowers energy costs, increases efficiency
Washington,
DC and Needham, MA—September 14, 2006-- Today at the World
Energy EngineeringCongress (WEEC – www.energycongress.com
, Booth 455), Sensicast Systems(www.sensicast.com), worldwide
provider of wireless sensor networks for industrial automationand
monitoring enhancement, unveiled and showcased its patented SensiNet
® Energy Managementsolution: a comprehensive wireless package
to report energy consumption and underlying plantsystem efficiency
through monitoring of key system operating data. More
Wireless
Sensor Startup Debuts
Sacramento Bee, May 24, 2006
A former Intel Corp. executive and a UC Davis computer science
professor take the wraps off a startup company today that has
landed $1.5 million in funding to explore the relatively new field
of wireless sensor technology. More
The
Oil & Gas Industry Turns to Wireless Sensing Networks
San Diego, Calif., Oct.18, 2005/PRNewswire/ -- The oil and gas industry will
spend $200 million on wireless sensing networks (WSN) over the
next three years, according to ON World. As the only feasible
solution for many sensing applications especially those in remote
and hazardous locations, WSN will be ubiquitous in the petroleum
industry within five years. More
Wireless
Sensor Networks Market Expected to Skyrocket
ControlDesign, Oct. 13, 2005
TOTAL WIRELESS
sensor network (WSN) endpoints in industrial use worldwide will
likely shoot up to 41 million in the next five years from 246,000
deployed in 2005, according to recent research by ON World. More
Firms
Wake up to Sensor Networks
CNET, Sept. 8, 2005
Brief: Networks
that can detect tiny environmental changes are growing in popularity
in the business space. Wireless computer networks that can detect
changes in light, temperature, moisture, motion and other environmental
conditions are in big demand this year, according to the results
of a survey by San Diego, California-based wireless research firm
On World.... More
Now and Then: Oil and Gas Industry
M2M
Magazine, December 2005
Buried beneath
the hard, frozen ground of the North; deep under the waters of
unpredictable oceans: wherever it is, chances are oil and natural
gas deposits aren’t in easy-to-get-to, convenient locations.
While the modernized world is dependent on these resources, companies
will implement powerful machinery to access them as well as state-of-the-art
technology to monitor these machines. More
One Million
Wireless Sensor Network Nodes to be Deployed in 2005
San Diego, Calif., Sept. 7, 2005/PRNewswire/ -- Demand for wireless sensor
networking is growing and deployments are accelerating, according
to a recently published report by ON World, the leader in emerging
wireless research. More
Coming
Soon to...
Sensors Magazine, Wireless Sensors Q3 2005
Managers and
engineers in a wide variety of industrial sectors increasingly
need remote sensors monitoring of equipment, processes, groundwater,
tanks, and pipelines. Extensive deployments are epected in manufacturing
and refining, power generation and public water management as
well as in other industries such as shipbuilding and construction... More (subscription required)
Recently
Released Market Dynamics Study on
Industrial Wireless Sensor Networking
San Diego, Calif., June 30/ PR Newswire -- Demand for wireless sensor networking
in the industrial sector is increasing, largely due to anticipation
for the increased reliability and scalability of mesh networking,
according to research firm ON World. With thousands of nodes per
network to be commonplace within five years, ON World forecasts
that 168 million nodes could be deployed in 2010 for a $5.9 billion
end user market. More
This
Changes Everything - Sensors Magazine's Wireless For Industry
Supplement
Sensors
Magazine, June 2004 -- Market observers quantify the rapid escalation
of wireless sensing and explain its effects. The Next Big Thing.
The Pervasive Internet. Ubiquitous Computig. M2M. All these labels
describe-- in whole or in part-- wireleless sensor networks...
(Read the whole supplement on Wireless Sensors in Sensors Magazine--
packed with information and several quotes by ON World, sponsored
by WINA) More
Millennial
Net Hopes To Hook Up 21st Century Sensor Networks
Small Times,
March 29, 2004 While sensors have countless uses within
devices, Millennial Net Inc. of Cambridge, Mass., is looking at
the bigger picture as it gets hundreds of sensors to self-organize
into wireless networks. Together, they serve as commercial and
environmental nervous systems. More
Sensors
Working Overtime
CFO Magazine, August 2005
Is that warehouse
about to collapse? Is that turbine about to throw a blade? Is
that oil well going to explode? All good question, particularly
if you happen to be standing nearby. But for managers at asset-intensive
businesses, keeping tabs on heavy machinery and vital infrastrucure
goes beyond the desire to minimize head wounds... (deletion)...
"Wireless sensors are already showing up on all sorts
of assets, from pipelines to purifiers. "The potential applications
of wireless sensor networks are nearly unlimited," says Mareca
Hatler, director of research at ON World, a wireless technology
research firm... More
Wireless Sensor Networking: $7 Billion Market by 2010
San Diego,
CA, March 9, 2004-- More than half a billion nodes will
ship for wireless sensor applications in 2010 for an end user
market worth at least $7 billion, according to a recently released
report by emerging wireless research firm, ON World Inc. More
ZigBee
Products to Emerge in 2005
San Diego,
Calif., April 18, 2005/PRNewswire/ -- ZigBee certified
products will be shipping in several high volume markets by year
end, according to recent research by ON World. More
Wireless
Sensor Networks Spread to New Territory
New York Times,
July 26, 2004 -- For years it was mostly the stuff of science
fiction. But now communications technology has advanced to the
point where sensors, machines and computers are beginning to talk
to each other wirelessly in ways that could dwarf traffic between
familiar devices like cellphones. More
Wireless
Networking Cuts Utility Costs by 25 Percent
San Diego,
Calif., Oct. 26, 2003-- Wireless networking will drive
adoption of advanced automated meter reading that reduces water,
gas and electricity costs by up to 25 percent, according to a
research study by ON World. With utility costs rising by as much
as 10 percent per year, conservation is becoming increasingly
important. More
ZigBee
Set to Revolutionize the World of Tiny Ubiquitous Computing Devices
San Diego,
Calif., July 17, 2003 - A new technology is emerging to revolutionize
the short range low power wireless market without most people
even knowing about it, reports ON World, a market research firm
focused on emerging wireless technologies. More
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Smart Grid/Energy
Multi-Billion Dollar Home Area Network (HAN) Ecosystem within 5 Years
San Diego, Calif., Oct. 20, 2010— Smart Grid initiatives have energized the "Internet of Things" and soon Wireless Sensor Network technology will be deployed in millions of neighborhoods and homes worldwide... More
The Smart Energy Home Market to Reach $3 Billion in 2014
San Diego, Calif., Oct. 20, 2010— The smart energy home is emerging as a highly investable ecosystem with hundreds of developers and billions of dollars of funding ... More
Final Word: Speeding to a Smarter Grid
M2M Magazine, June 2010-- Smart grid development, cloud computing, and IP based sensor networking promise accelerated growth for M2M. The smart grid vision is to transform the world’s energy production, distribution, and consumption much like the Internet transformed communications. More (Subscription required)
Smart Grid Projects in 90 Percent of U.S. States
San Diego, Calif., Nov. 4, 2009— Although $3.4 billion in US federal funds have captured the world’s attention, a multi-industry coalition is creating the smart grid... More
NIST Framework and Roadmap for Smart Grid Interoperability Standards Release 1.0 (Draft)
Sept. 2009 - ON World is quoted by NIST on page 21: "Globally, 100 million new smart meters are predicted to be installed over the next five years."... More
20 Million "Energy Smart" Homes by 2013
San Diego, Calif., June 24, 2009 —Smart grid standards and wireless sensor network technologies promise a revolution for consumers and energy providers, according to a recent report by ON World. While smart metering has received the most attention, demand for “Home Area Network” (HAN) energy management solutions has attracted hundreds of startups as well as large corporations such as Cisco, GE, and Google. More
Half of New Smart Meters to Have HAN Gateway
Metering.com, June 18, 2009 - Driven by energy legislation, open standards, and billions in smart grid funds, 100 million new smart meters are planned to be installed worldwide within the next five years – and almost half of these will have a Home Area Network (HAN) gateway for in-home energy management programs and services. More (outside link)
100 Million New Smart Meters within the Next Five Years
San Diego, Calif., June 17, 2009 -- Energy directives and billions of dollars in smart grid funding are driving hundreds of smart metering initiatives around the world. Over the next five years, $21 billion will be spent on smart metering infrastructure... More
The Smart Energy Home
ZigBee Guide, Spring 2009 featured article
Massive rollouts of smart metering systems are underway worldwide, driven by government legislation and billions of dollars in funding for smart grid technologies. More (outside link)
Universal Standard for the "Smart Energy" Home
Metering.com, March 2009
Massive rollouts of smart metering systems worldwide are underway, driven by government legislation and billions of dollars in funding for “smart grid” technologies. Energy delivery companies in the U.S., Canada, EU, and Australia are planning to install tens of millions of smart meters over the next five to seven years. More (outside link)
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Smart Homes, Green Buildings
The Smart Energy Home Market to Reach $3 Billion in 2014
San Diego, Calif., Oct. 20, 2010— The smart energy home is emerging as a highly investable ecosystem with hundreds of developers and billions of dollars of funding, according to a recently published report by ON World. More
20 Million "Energy Smart" Homes by 2013
San Diego, Calif., June 24, 2009 —Smart grid standards and wireless sensor network technologies promise a revolution for consumers and energy providers, according to a recent report by ON World. While smart metering has received the most attention, demand for “Home Area Network” (HAN) energy management solutions has attracted hundreds of startups as well as large corporations such as Cisco, GE, and Google. More
Green Buildings are Gaining Momentum with Wireless Sensor Networking
San Diego, Calif., Oct. 14, 2009-- Energy directives, rising operating costs and a growing green movement are driving adoption of Wireless Sensor Networking (WSN) for building automation, according to a recently published report by ON World. Today, tens of thousands of ZigBee devices are being installed in the CityCenter development, wireless sub-metering systems are being deployed by grocery chains across Europe, and Zero Carbon initiatives such as Masdar City in Abu Dhabi are using WSN to make buildings greener and “smarter.”
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The Smart Energy Home
ZigBee Guide, Spring 2009 featured article
Massive rollouts of smart metering systems are underway worldwide, driven by government legislation and billions of dollars in funding for smart grid technologies. More (page 8)
Going Green with Wireless Sensor Networks
Metering Magazine, International Edition, Issue 1, Feb. 2008
Wireless Sensor Networking (WSN) provides several smart metering solutions for providing greener energy sources and cost savings. Over the next decade, WSN technology has the potential to save residences and commercial buildings billions of dollars as well as contributing to reduced carbon emissions. For utilities, WSN is becoming the preferred technology for advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) and demand response. More (sub required)
14 Million "Smart" Wireless Sensor Network Households by 2012
San Diego, Calif., Feb. 6, 2008 -- Driven by emerging standards, increasing energy costs, and advances with Wireless Sensor Networking (WSN), the "smart home" is becoming a reality for the mass market... More
Green Technology Revolution, Part 1: Gaining Momentum
Tech News World, 12/12/2007
There's a lot to "green" in the global IT industry. A growing number of leading IT companies active in business lines spanning the entire industry value chain -- from chip fabrication and equipment manufacturing to retailing consumer electronics -- are now putting themselves at the forefront of the green tech wave. More
Going Green
Sensors Magazine, July 2007
Considering some of the conversations I had at Sensors Expo last week, I read this recent release from ON World with a great deal of interest. It seems that wireless sensor networks (WSNs to those in the know) are increasingly being tapped for energy saving endeavors... More
Wireless Sensor Networking is Making Buildings Green
San Diego, Calif., June 19, 2007 -- Wireless sensor network (WSN) technology’s clean and inexpensive system deployments will result in more buildings using less energy, needing less maintenance, and producing lower carbon emissions...
Rising end user awareness and demand, a strengthening value system, and hardening standards is increasing WSN adoption in Green buildings worldwide. Twenty-five percent of commercial building energy reduction will be attributed to WSN in 2013, worth $7.4 billion in global energy savings.
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Wireless Broadband, Mesh WiFi, Hotspots, WIMAX
Muni Wireless Broadband: Driving Innovative Services and
New Market Opportunities to be Worth $Billions in 2011
San Diego,
Calif., February 12, 2007 – Municipal wireless broadband is creating new services opportunities for a total potential North American market of $10 billion in 2011, according to ON World. More
One Hundred Million Mobile VOIP Users in 2011
FORBES, May 23, 2006
As more consumers carry their iPods with them everywhere, they are hoping Apple will add WiFi and VOIP for the killer converged mobile entertainment device... More
Wi-Fi/VoIP iPod could attract 100m users -- The new 'killer converged entertainment device'
Yahoo!Finance, May 23, 2006
San Diego,
Calif., May 23 /PRNewswire/ -- As more consumers carry their iPods with them everywhere, they are hoping Apple will add WiFi and VOIP for the killer converged mobile entertainment device... More
vnunet.com, May 23, 2006
Apple could create a "killer converged entertainment device" by adding Wi-Fi functionality to its iPod digital media players that could attract 100 million users by 2011.
One Hundred Million Mobile VOIP Users in 2011
San Diego,
Calif., May 23, 2006 – As more consumers carry their iPods with them everywhere, they are hoping Apple will add WiFi and VOIP for the killer converged mobile entertainment device...
Mobile
VOIP: Telco Trojan Horse or Savior?
San Diego,
Calif., Feb. 8, 2005/PRNewswire/ -- Voice over Internet
protocol for mobile devices (mobile VOIP) is dramatically altering
the telecommunications industry...
Featured
article: MIT Technology Review
One Person,
One Phone
As Wi-Fi networks link with cellular networks, telephonic
unity nears
... The percentage
of mobile phones that are Wi-Fi enabled will grow from near 0
percent last year to 85 percent by 2008, predicts ON World, a
San Diego, CA based wireless market research firm. (subscription
required)
Come Together
As Telecom companies race to integrate wireless capability, mobile calling could get even better
Entrepreneur.com,
July 2004-- Two of the year's fastest growing technologies are
on a collision course: wireless LANs and VoIP. It's no secret
how popular WLANs have become at work, and of course, Wi-Fi hotspots
are popping up everywhere from Starbucks to McDonald's. After
downloading e-mail and Web browsing, one of teh most promising
uses of WLANs is digital voice calls (VoWLAN)... Integrating these
device systems presents various security, powe-usage and interoperability
challenges, points out Mareca Hatler, director of research fro
San-Diego based ON World. But a strong tailwind is propelling
them all toward a single point on the horizon. It's not a matter
of "if"-- it's a matter of "when."
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full article (subscription required)
Asia Pacific
Hotspots: To Generate more than $6 Billion in 2009
San Diego,
Calif., April 14, 2004-- Asia Pacific hotspots will generate more
than $6 billion in both subscriber and venue oriented revenues... More
European
Hotspots: Generating $2.45 Billion by 2009
San Diego,
Calif., April 8, 2004-- There will be 174,000 hotspots in Europe
by 2009 and these will generate at least $2.45 billion in both
subscriber and venue oriented revenues...
SpectraLink
Calls On Wi-Fi Phones To Fuel Growth In Coming Years
Investor's
Business Daily, February 2, 2004-- All things being equal, many
consumers opt for cordless phones over fixed phones in their homes.
If you can pay equal price for both, why not gain the convenience
of taking the phone with you to do the dishes or take out the
trash? More
(subscription required)
North American Hotspot Deployments Accelerating
San Diego,
Calif., January 23, 2004-- North American hotspot deployments
have exploded in recent months and are predicted to grow from
10,000 in 2003 to nearly 200,000 by 2009...
VoWLAN: The Killer Convergence App
San Diego,
Calif., Sept. 30, 2003-- -- While the rest of the wireless world argues
about "Wi-Fi versus 3G" for data applications, Voice
over WLAN continues its steady growth and is set for rapid expansion
as Wi-fi enabled cell phones hit the market in 2004...
The
Future of WLAN: Overcoming the Top Ten Challenges in wireless networking--will
it allow wide-area mesh networks to become ubiquitous? by Michael W. Ritter, Ph.D.
ACM Queue Magaine, June 2003
Since James
Clerk Maxwell first mathematically described electromagnetic waves
almost a century and a half ago, the world has seen steady progress
toward using them in better and more varied ways. Voice has been
the killer application for wireless for the past century. As performance
in all areas of engineering has improved, wireless voice has migrated
from a mass broadcast medium to a peer-to-peer medium. The ability
to talk to anyone on the planet from anywhere on the planet has
fundamentally altered the way society works and the speed with
which it changes.
The changes
triggered by wireless technology have only just begun. Full
article
The Expanding Wirelessly Connected Home
San Diego,
Calif., May 31, 2003 -- ON World reports that opportunities
are expanding for developers along with consumer's growing wireless
home networks. As consumer electronics and PC/data networking
converge, the opportunities are widening for developers...
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UltraWideband/Bluetooth
"Ultra-Wideband
Communications: Fundamentals and Applications."
Author: Faranalk Nekoogar. Prentice Hall PTR. August 31, 2005.
ON World's
forecast are featured in this book. Summary
and table of contents
Ultra
Wideband: Bluetooth's Biggest Challenge
San Diego,
Calif., December 2, 2003 - ON World, a market research
firm focused on emerging wireless technologies, reports that although
Bluetooth chipsets shipments have finally reached mass volume
levels, ultra wideband will ultimately steal Bluetooth's thunder.
ChipScale
Review
Bluetooth
Packaging Test Challenges Pose Questions about Cost, Tools and
Processing
by Terrence E. Thompson, Senior
Editor and Mareca Hatler, ON World
April, 2003-- "Testing
any RF packaged chip, including Bluetooth, can present unconventional
challenges, because Bluetooth's gigahertz bandwidth RF and digital
signals are not always testable at the wafer level." Full
article
Ultra Wideband: Commercialization Commences
San Diego,
Calif., April 22, 2003 -- Ultra wideband is
gaining attention as a solution for high speed wireless multimedia
networking, driven by the rapid growth of wireless home networking...
Bluetooth
Packaging Test Challenges
San
Diego, Calif., April 14, 2003-- While Bluetooth is
finally gaining traction in the market, packaging and testing
remain significant hurdles...
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