Wireless scent
12 March, 2008Using the principles of wireless communication, aro.logik claims to take scenting to a new level of automation and customisation. Working with the robust radiofrequency communication capabilities of ZigBee technology, it creates a wireless network of scent diffusers which can be managed via remote access giving complete control over multiple scent zones.
‘Real-world’ WiMAX in regional Australia
07 February, 2008Internode has started connecting users to its high-speed national network, claiming to be the first Australian broadband company to deliver a region-wide, wireless broadband service using WiMAX.
Telemetry brings distance closer
06 February, 2008 by Neil JohnsonWith the growing acknowledgement of global warming and the effect it has on our climate, in particular our precious water resources, there is now more than ever a realisation of the importance of water conservation
Internet multicasting
05 November, 2007Until now, the ability to perform multicasting over the internet has not been possible. Omnitronics has implemented a technique to overcome this issue to enable a number of radios to be linked together over the internet in a peer-to-peer arrangement. Once in operation, audio received from any radio will be transmitted to every other radio.
WCDMA achieves 70% market share
18 October, 2007WCDMA has achieved 70% market share of all commercial 3G networks, according to GSA, the Global mobile Suppliers Association.
Keynote speakers announced
15 October, 2007The WiMAX Forum and Informa Telecoms & Media announced participation commitments from 10 keynote speakers and more than 30 sponsors and exhibitors for their 2008 Events Series.
Wireless LAN access point
05 September, 2007The AdsTec rugged WLAN access point is based on the latest technologies available. Supporting all wireless standards such as 802.11a/b/g and transmitting on frequencies 2.4 or 5 GHz data communication, it has a range up to 30 km.
Net Clarity Inc distributor announced
10 August, 2007Net Clarity Inc has appointed Comsol as the distributor for security products across Australia and New Zealand.
Leased line loss may be VoIP gain
03 August, 2007 by John Florenca, CEO, OmnitronicsLeased lines have played a fundamental part in the transmission of voice across radio communications networks
New features on the spectrum and regulatory database
01 August, 2007The WiMAX Forum and AT4 wireless have announced the implementation of additional features on the WiMAX Forum Spectrum and Regulatory Database, a database developed in collaboration with AT4 wireless, providing WiMAX Forum member companies worldwide spectrum licensing and regulatory requirements.
WiMAX at 4.9 GHz for disaster relief
04 July, 2007 by Grant Stepa, AirspanThe band 4940-4990 MHz has been identified by the ITU as important in achieving harmonised spectrum for advanced public protection and disaster relief. The band is currently used for this purpose in the US
Microwave system
04 July, 2007The Nera Evolution series is a point-to-point microwave system in licensed frequency bands from 5 to 38 GHz. Its transmission capacity is scalable between 6 and 600 Mbps based on a common software-defined platform.
Wireless platforms for biomedical monitoring
29 June, 2007IMEC and IMEC-Nederland at the Holst Centre created two body-monitoring wireless sensor nodes which collect and process data from human body sensors and wirelessly transmit the data to a central monitoring system.
Wireless platforms for biomedical monitoring
29 June, 2007IMEC and IMEC-Nederland at the Holst Centre created two body-monitoring wireless sensor nodes which collect and process data from human body sensors and wirelessly transmit the data to a central monitoring system.
Call over ultra mobile broadband network
29 June, 2007Nortel has claimed to achieve the industry’s first live call over an Ultra Mobile Broadband (UMB) network delivering high definition video and VoIP.
