Wireless sensors resolve industrial, economic, societal challenges, says Honeywell
Beth Wozniak, president of Honeywell Sensing and Control, says sensors and networking technologies are creating pervasive sensing, producing a world of interconnected sensors, along with many benefits. She made the comments June 10 at Sensors Expo.
Honeywell says wireless
sensor networks will help solve world challenges, in a keynote address today,
June 10, at the 23rd annual Sensors Expo & Conference. Beth Wozniak,
president of Honeywell Sensing and Control, says sensors and networking
technologies are leading to pervasive sensing, producing a “world of
interconnected sensors,” along with a huge number of industrial, environmental,
economic, and societal benefits.
Changing the world with
wireless sensing
Wireless sensors will
continue to change the world as the Internet continues to connect individual
computers and users, as it has over the past two decades. “With these emerging
smart sensor technologies, we will be able to help meet many of the most
important technical, economic and social challenges our society faces
today-including energy conservation, health care, transportation safety, and
natural disaster response.”
Wireless sensor networks can
be self organizing, self healing, and self sustaining, Wozniak said.
Advancements in wireless technologies and standards-such as ISA100, MEMS,
miniaturization, batteries, energy harvesting, and data analysis-will
contribute.
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