In today’s technologically advanced world, the movements of every vessel—from nimble fishing boats to massive aircraft carriers—can be meticulously tracked through a vast network of satellites and sensors. With every ripple on the sea monitored, surprise naval maneuvers will soon become a thing of the past. The vast and boundless oceans will no longer be … Read more
In many operations of hospitals, real-time monitoring of temperature and humidity in office environments is required, such as in operating rooms, pharmacies, and server rooms. Traditional temperature and humidity monitoring devices are mostly simple in function, low in intelligence, and even require manual on-site data collection, leading to delays in understanding changes in environmental parameters. … Read more
It is reported that 80% of people cannot distinguish between sensor networks and the Internet of Things. What are the specific differences between the two? What Is The Internet of Things? The original concept of the Internet of Things was proposed in the United States, connecting all objects through Internet of Things domains for information … Read more
General Movement (GM) has been widely used for the early clinical assessment of neonatal brain development disorders (such as cerebral palsy) to facilitate ultra-early intervention and rehabilitation for at-risk newborns. However, clinical practice currently relies heavily on the subjective evaluations of pediatricians, lacking quantitative assessment methods, and requires a large number of specialized doctors and … Read more
Recently, a serious accident occurred on Shenzhen Metro Line 11. A construction company exceeded the boundary while driving piles, causing damage to the metro’s contact network equipment, which hindered operations along the entire line, leaving many passengers stranded. After more than ten hours of emergency repairs, service was restored. Similar incidents in domestic subways are … Read more
Optimizing Sensor Network Design for IoT Author: Mark Beecham, MCU and Sensor Product Manager at Silicon Labs When developing the next wireless sensor network application, it is worthwhile to adopt the optimal number of sensors to optimize the network while considering key design variables such as network medium, wall power or battery supply, wireless protocol … Read more
This issue introduces an article published in the International Journal of Disaster Risk Science (2024, Volume 15), titled “Design of Resilient Sensor Networks Balancing Resilience and Efficiency.” The first author and corresponding author Sergey N. Vecherin is from the Engineering Research and Development Center in Hanover, New Hampshire, USA. Cite this article: Vecherin, S.N., Ratmanski, … Read more
Click the blue text above to follow us! Multi-Access Edge Computing Offloading Methods for Maritime Monitoring Sensor Networks Su Xin1, Wang Ziyi1, Wang Yupeng2, Zhou Siyuan3 1 College of Internet of Things Engineering, Hohai University, Changzhou, Jiangsu 213002, China 2 School of Electronic Information Engineering, Shenyang Aerospace University, Shenyang, Liaoning 110136, China 3 School of … Read more
Click the blue“Radar Journal”to follow Keywords: High-Resolution Range Profile / Target Recognition / Feature Extraction / Radar Sensor Network / Contrastive Learning Video playback on computerAddress (Radar Journal Bilibili Learning Platform): Short Video of the Paper | Radar Sensor Network HRRP Unsupervised Target Feature Extraction Method Based on Multiple Contrastive Loss Background Introduction The High-Resolution … Read more
