| Synopsis: Based on  over 400 surveys  with end users, vendors and suppliers, this   research product includes four separate reports focused on power solutions, one of the most essential innovation areas for Wireless Sensor Networking. This set of reports include the following:  1) Perpetual Power Solutions  With more than one hundred   million Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) nodes to be deployed over the next five   years, the quest for improved power sources is intensifying.  Advances such as mesh   networking enables large scale, self-configuring wireless sensor networks.  The   power needs of these wireless sensors is the current biggest impediment that   keeps them from becoming completely autonomous, forcing them to be either   tethered to an external power source or have lifecycles that are curtailed by   batteries.   Perpetual power solutions   such as energy harvesting, super capacitors and rechargeable thin-film batteries   promise to reduce labor costs and the environmental impact from disposing   millions of batteries.  Full SynopsisTable of   Contents
 
 2) WSN: Process Automation Technology PowerShot  This Technology PowerShot   provides succinct, up-to-date market data on the state of the market for   wireless sensing and control in process automation. It includes the following: * Primary research data on   current adoption trends, needs, wants and likely future developments *   Product variations and comparisons
 * Technology advances and innovations
 * User requirements rankings
 * Several power and performance simulations   on TSMP, Sampled Listening, ZigBee, proprietary, and WiFi
 Test Focus: Transmission Impact, Payload Impact, Multi-sensor nodes used in wireless mesh networks, WiFi compared with 802.15.4, Obstructions in harsh industrial environments, Costs for vibration harvesters vs two AA batteries... Full SynopsisTable of   Contents
 3) WSN: Building Automation Technology PowerShot
 This Technology PowerShot   provides succinct, up-to-date market data on the state of the market for   wireless sensing and control in building automation and controls. It includes   the following: * Primary research data on   current adoption trends, needs, wants and likely future developments *   Product variations and comparisons
 * Technology advances and innovations
 * User requirements rankings
 * Several power and performance simulations   on 802.15.4 with TSMP, Peaknet LPR, and Sampled Listening; ZigBee; and Z-Wave
 
 Test Focus: Transmission series with one temperature sensor, Costs for vibration harvesters vs two AA batteries, Power and performance comparisons for five mesh protocols, Costs for indoor harvesters vs two AA batteries...
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 4) WSN: Crop Monitoring Technology PowerShot  This Technology PowerShot   provides a succinct, up-to-date analysis on the state of the market for wireless   crop monitoring. * Primary research data on   current adoption trends, needs, wants and likely future developments *   Product variations and comparisons
 * Technology advances and innovations
 * User requirements rankings
 * Several power and performance simulations   on ZigBee, IEEE802.15.4 with Xmesh, TSMP, Sampled Listening, and WiFi
 
 Test Focus: Power and performance comparisons of four mesh protocols,  Mesh protocols compared with WiFi, battery powered routers, Required harvester sizes, Costs for solar powered nodes vs two AA batteries...
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