Friday, June 5, 2009
Ubiquitous Technologies: RTLS & Wireless Sensor Networks Summit
The RTLS & Wireless Sensor Networks Summit will be held November 3-4 in Denver, Colorado. If you are interested in ubiquitous technologies, it looks like this will be an important event.
"Reflecting the development of wireless sensors, using both traditional RFID-based technology and new mesh network-based technology, this event will explore wireless location and sensing."
Four master classes will be held during the summit:
- Introduction to Energy Harvesting & Storage for Small Electronic Devices
- Introduction to Active RFID
- Real Time Locating Systems and Wireless Sensor Networks
- Photovoltics and Printed Electronics
- What are the different types of Active tag system, their cost structure and advantages and disadvantages over passive?
- Why is this market growing much faster than RFID as a whole?
- What is the difference between traditional Active RFID, RFID enabled cellphones, Smart Active Labels/ Battery Assisted Passive tags, Real Time Locating Systems (RTLS) and Ubiquitous Sensor Networks (USN) and where are they headed
- What are the different types of wireless sensors, their cost structure and advantages and disadvantage?
- What is the difference between traditional Active RFID, RFID enabled cellphones, Smart Active Labels/ Battery Assisted Passive tags, Real Time Locating Systems (RTLS) and Ubiquitous Sensor Networks (USN) and where are they headed?
- What is the dream for USN - from predicting and controlling disaster recovery to micro-climate in industrial greenhouses - and who is working on which aspect?
The New Market for Ubiquitous Sensor Networks (USN)
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