June 2003
Smart Specks
Tiny networked sensors that communicate through wireless links are being readied for market.
By Gregory T. Huang
Future wireless networked sensors may, literally, be everywhere, as retail managers put tiny tags on merchandise to track inventory and soldiers sprinkle "smart dust" on battlefields to monitor conditions and threats. Now Dust, a spinoff of the University of California, Berkeley, is close to marketing the world's smallest networked sensors.
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