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May 4, 2011

Energy harvesting wireless sensors use TCP/IP

by Laura Domela

 

Enocean-solar-module.jpgEnOcean has introduced a line of energy harvesting wireless sensor modules. Designed to function without the need for an external power source, these modules, ranging from a simple push button to transceiver gateways and programmable system components, are designed to operate in the 315 MHz and 868 MHz unlicensed bands.

via Dangerous Prototypes

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