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Conference Agenda
Tuesday, 03 Nov 2009| | Military and Systems |
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| 10:00 | The Facility | | 09:10 | SPAWAR Systems Center San Diego | | 09:35 | Robert Bosch LLC | | 10:25 | Coffee & Networking Break |
Track 1| | Healthcare |
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| 14:35 | IMEC/Holst Centre | | 14:10 | HCA - Hospital Corporation of America |
| | Aerospace |
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| 16:20 | Lockheed Martin | | 15:55 | NASA | | 16:45 | Fisk University | | 17:00 | Day 1, Track 1 Ends |
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Wednesday, 04 Nov 2009Track 1 | Track 2| | WSN & RTLS |
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| 10:40 | Coffee & Networking Break | | 11:20 | Axcess International | | 09:50 | Traak Systems | | 09:00 | GE Global Research | | 09:25 | DecaWave | | 10:15 | Schneider Electric |
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Wednesday November 04, 2009
WSN & RTLS (09:00 - 11:20)
09:00 - 09:25 "Passive Chemical and Biological RFID Sensors"- Our developed passive RFID sensors address significant unmet needs for selective and sensitive chem/bio sensing
- Demonstrated sensor performance in detection of trace levels of toxic vapors (20 part-per-billion detection limit), trace levels of ionic species in clean water (500 part-per-trillion detection limit), and trace levels of biological species in water (35 spores in water).
- Rejection of interferences with a single sensor and the independence of this sensor design from costly proprietary RFID memory chips with a single-bit analog input promise to impact numerous sensing applications including new security sensors for detection of chemical and biological threats; water purification monitoring; food and beverage safety monitoring; portable vaccine manufacturing.
09:25 - 09:50 "ScenSor: An IEEE802.15.4a UWB Compliant Chip Ripe for Energy Harvesting Tapes Out Q4 '09"- The World's first IEEE802.15.4a UWB wireless packet transmitted and successfully coherently received in real time, Dublin March 09
- ScenSor prototypes proving ScenSor performance being shipped to customers since July 2009.
- ScenSor consumes 200 times less transmit power than 15.4 and 20 times less receive power than 15.4
- ScenSor delivers 500m LOS and 45m NLOS operation
- ScenSor to sell at 2 Euro in volume.
09:50 - 10:15 "Beyond Locationing"- Enhance raw sensor data from multiple sources
- Enrich with historical data
- Enable new applications and insights
10:15 - 10:40 "Thermal Energy-Powered ZigBee Wireless Sensors"- Diagnosis of electrical installations is key to prevent failures. The use of sensors could allow to monitor position, voltage, current, temperature, etc....
- In some cases it is not possible to add any new wires neither for power supply nor communication. The design of energy harvested wireless sensors is the solution.
- Since the use of a standard for wireless communication is always appreciated we developed a thermal energy powered ZigBee wireless temperature sensor.
10:40 Coffee & Networking Break
11:20 - 11:45 "Vibration Energy Harvesting for Structural Health and Asset Monitoring Using Micro-Wireless Technologies"- Can energy from small amounts of vibration on bridges and vehicles adequately power RFID tags? If so, what are the caveats? How small can vibration energy harvesters get? How expensive are they now? How inexpensive will they become and by when?
- This presentation will offer answers to these and other important questions being raised in this new area of vibration energy harvesting for small Micro-Wireless(TM) devices, optimized in design for applications such as structural health monitoring and mobile asset tracking.
- Results will be presented from real-world field testing on different types of vehicles and bridges maintained by the North Dakota Department of Transportation.
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