Key Technologies and Design Points of 6G Integrated Sensing and Computing Networks

The 6G integrated sensing and computing network refers to a network that simultaneously possesses “physical-digital” spatial perception, ubiquitous intelligent communication, and computing capabilities. This type of network deeply integrates communication, perception, and computing capabilities, aiming to realize new applications such as the Internet of Everything, digital twins, and intelligent decision-making. The 6G integrated sensing and … Read more

What Are the Major Issues with Chinese Sensors and How to Solve Them?

From November 11 to 13, the first China Sensor and Application Technology Conference was grandly held in Guangming District, Shenzhen. At the conference, Guo Yuansheng, chief engineer of the Electronic Components Industry Development Research Center of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) and vice president of the China Sensor and Internet of Things … Read more

Dynamic Priority-Based Multipath Routing Algorithm for Wireless Sensor Networks

A Dynamic Priority-Based Multipath Routing Algorithm for Wireless Sensor Networks Author: Liu Yu (Ma’anshan Vocational and Technical College, Department of Electronic Information, Ma’anshan, Anhui 243031) Abstract This paper proposes a dynamic priority-based multipath routing algorithm for wireless sensor networks, addressing the defects and reasons of existing multipath routing algorithms. The algorithm uses the number of … Read more

Why High-End Sensors Are a Crucial Bottleneck Technology?

From the vast starry sky to the vast ocean and the expansive land, sensors serve as the source of information acquisition and are the bridge connecting the physical world to the digital world. They have become one of the most important cornerstones of an information society. The main function of sensors is to convert various … Read more

Analysis of Node Localization Algorithms in Wireless Sensor Networks

A Dual-Shoulder Backpack How Difficult Is It? Give It a Try! →_→ Long Press Recognition Abstract: Node localization is one of the key technologies in wireless sensor networks, widely applied in military and civilian fields. This paper discusses the current state of localization technologies in wireless sensor networks both domestically and internationally, conducting a survey … Read more

Perceiving the Unseen Realm with Technology

The romantic imagination and courage to explore unknown fields are important sources driving human progress. People perceive and understand the colorful world through vision, smell, hearing, touch, and taste. With the advancement of sensor technology, traditional human perception methods have been greatly expanded, achieving a qualitative to quantitative deepening of information perception regarding temperature, pressure, … Read more

Transition From Sensor To Shooter Chain To Kill Web

Western military powers rely on advanced and precise weaponry to deter and defeat asymmetric and near-peer adversaries. For better effectiveness, these weapons should match accurate information about the targets, such as location and status. For time-sensitive targets, this information needs to be provided quickly, or the target may change. The process defined as the “Sensor … Read more

Ubiquitous Fiber Optic Sensing Networks

Compared to traditional sensors, fiber optic sensors are non-electrical, resistant to electromagnetic interference, electrically insulated, corrosion-resistant, intrinsically safe, capable of multi-parameter measurement (temperature, stress, vibration, displacement, rotation, electromagnetic fields, chemical quantities, and biological quantities), highly sensitive, lightweight, compact, and can be embedded in objects. The fiber optic sensing network is a sensing network composed of … Read more

Underwater Wireless Sensor Networks: Current Research and Challenges

Authors: Wang Jing, Chen Jianfeng, Zhang Lijie, Huang Jianguo, Source: Streams of Ocean Life 1. Introduction Underwater wireless sensor networks (UWSNs) utilize aircraft, submarines, or surface vessels to randomly deploy a large number of inexpensive miniature sensor nodes (ranging from hundreds to thousands) into the water of interest. These nodes form a multi-hop, self-organizing network … Read more

Professor Wang Shaoping’s Team: Active Tensor in Sensor Networks

CJA Highlight Article Mo TAO (陶模), Shaoping WANG (王少萍), Hong CHEN (陈虹), Han PAN (潘汉), Jian SHI (石健), Yuwei ZHANG (张育玮). Information space of sensor networks: Lagrangian, energy-momentum tensor, and applications. Chinese Journal of Aeronautics 2023;36(3):271-284. Paper Download QR Code: 1 Research Background In recent years, multi-sensor network technology has developed rapidly and is increasingly … Read more