Product Description

Low-power wireless sensor networks that utilize protocols like ZigBee are one of the most intriguing

technologies emerging in the industrial process control field because these networks allow organizations to

put computing power in locations that previously would have been cost-prohibitive.

Because these new sensor nodes are inexpensive, as small as a quarter, and miserly in their power usage

(many lasting two years or more on a single battery), they are a natural match for industrial settings whose

buildings and machines have many nooks and crannies that cannot accommodate traditional wired sensors.