Structural engineers are now working on new method to integrate wireless sensor networks as a means of ensuring that we live and work with latest safety regulations, and ready to face any natural disasters or terror attacks. For instance, the…
Category: Technical Articles
Technical papers written in the field of wireless sensor networks
Comparative study and Security Limitations of 4G Network
Comparative study and Security Limitations of 4G Network (Case Study LTE and WIMAX)
Machine Sensing Architecture
Mitigating Congestion in Wireless Sensor Networks
Physical Driven Layer Protocol & Algorithm Design for Energy-Efficient WSN
Multiphysics Modelling of Sensors and Actuators
Introduction Dr Andrew Fleming. Andrew is a Senior Lecturer at the School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, The University of Newcastle, Australia, and is author or co-author of four patent applications. His research includes optical nanofabrication, nanopositioning control systems,…
Wireless Sensor Network Node with REST Advantages: CoAP Protocol
In this article, the new Constrained Access Protocol (CoAP) will be introduced and analysed for its fitness for purpose in constrained environments such as wireless sensor nodes. Iain Learmonth a member of the Electronics Research Group at the University of…
Temperature Sensor for Biomedical Applications
In response to the biomedical industry demands for a high-accuracy, high-stability temperature sensor, Heraeus, a global and privately owned company that specializes in precious metals, materials, and technologies, sensors, biomaterials, and medical products, has developed the surface mount platinum Resistance…
Wireless Sensor Network Node with REST Advantages: HTTP Protocol
Platforms such as wireless sensor nodes are typically quite constrained in the amount of processing power, memory and battery power available. Whilst 6LoWPAN has enabled these devices to have IPv6 connectivity, the protocols that are typically deployed on top of…
The Internet Connectivity of Home Appliances
The “internet of things” that was predicted by movies, researchers and business entities could soon be with us – household objects going online and communicating with each other and people, machine to machine communication is here to stay. Even the…