July 2007
Sensor City
Cambridge, MA will soon have 100 wireless sensors on telephone poles.
By Kate Greene
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A sensor node sits on a rooftop at BBN Technologies.
Credit: osh Bers, BBN Technologies/Courtesy of Matt Welsh, Harvard University |
One hundred telephone poles in Cambridge, MA, will soon host wireless sensors that will allow researchers to track weather more precisely, discover when and where pollution peaks, and test new technologies that could lead to better Wi-Fi.
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