Millennial Net Co-Founder Sokwoo Rhee Speaking at RAWCON 2004
What: Millennial Net co-founder and CTO Sokwoo Rhee will speak at the "Wireless Sensors – Devices, Systems, and Applications" workshop at the 2004 IEEE Radio and Wireless Conference, otherwise known as RAWCON. The workshop will address pressing issues involved in leveraging wireless devices for physiological monitoring, including design constraints on single-chip Doppler radars, power consumption in wireless sensor networks, Bluetooth-enabled wearable sensors, and development of millimeter-wave components. In his presentation titled "Issues in Low Power, Low Data-Rate Wireless Sensor Networks," Rhee will focus on the specific applications and requirements for wireless sensor networks.
Where: At the RAWCON 2004 conference
Omni Hotel at CNN Center; Atlanta, GA
http://www.rawcon.org/
When: Monday, Sept. 20, 2004; 8:00am – 12:00pm
About Millennial Net
Headquartered in Burlington, Mass., with offices in Tokyo, Japan, Millennial Net is the world’s leading developer of ultra-efficient, highly scalable, self-organizing wireless sensor networking systems. Millennial Net's award-winning networking software and tiny micro-power i-Bean® hardware modules allow instrumentation and sensing devices like gauges, sensors and actuators to connect and communicate with each other over self-organizing, self-healing networks. Patented technology enables customers to rapidly develop and deploy wireless sensor networks that can operate with an extremely low rate of power consumption on the energy of a 3-volt coin-sized battery for years at a time. Wireless sensor networks enable the remote monitoring and management of critical devices while providing data to enable more informed decision-making, better control and increased revenue opportunities. Wireless sensor networks are in use today for industrial, medical, consumer and military applications. Millennial Net is committed to advancing Wireless Sensor Networking...Anywhere. For more information, please visit www.millennialnet.com.