RFID Sensor Networks / RFID Wireless Sensor Networks / CRC Press / Intel / /
Event
FDA Phase / /
Facility
RFID Sensor Networks Michael Buettner Ben Greenstein Alanson Sample Joshua R. Smith University of Washington Intel Research Seattle University of Washington Intel Research Seattle David Wetherall University of Washington / /
IndustryTerm
wireless environmental monitoring / tag chip / sample sensor network applications / Wireless Research / energy intensive / sensor network applications / appropriate solution / ad-hoc networks / conventional technologies / Remote monitoring applications / demonstration applications / handle management / wireless communications / wireless sensor networks / 3d neuroprosthetic devices / cryptographic algorithm / fixed function devices / energy / excess energy / energy storage / Representative devices / sensor networks / purpose computing / sample applications / power management / wireless power supply / bank / above applications / energy requirements / smart-dust applications / implementable using current reader technology / multi-tiered portable wireless system / energy harvesting wireless brain interface / energy budgets / mote networks / data pre-processing / healthcare costs / unobtrusive sensing devices / careful networking / industrial supply-chain applications / substantial protocol / inaccessible devices / multihop wireless communication / encryption algorithm / battery-free devices / low power media / realworld monitoring applications / Wireless Identification / /
MusicGroup
UHF / /
Organization
University of Washington / UHF RFID / Seattle University / EPC / /
Person
K. Fu / D. J. Yeager / H. J. Chae / J. R. Smith / P. S. Powledge / /
Position
editor / Data Logger / Representative / /
Product
Generation-2 / C1G2 / /
PublishedMedium
Telos / /
Technology
neuroscience / analog to digital converter / RAM / existing C1G2 protocol / reader technology / peer-to-peer / C1G2 protocol / RC5 encryption algorithm / 4.2 Asymmetric Sensing Protocols / cryptography / technology of RFID / MEMS / tag chip / Radio Frequency / MAC protocol / two technologies / flash / three technologies / /