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Building a wireless nervous system







Building a wireless nervous system

Building a wireless nervous system 05/12/2004 06:50 AM

Someday, the Internet could be used to track conditions in office buildings, waterways and battlefields. But right now, miniature wireless sensors have barely made it out of the lab.




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