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This real world application of Sensicast's SensiNet® wireless sensor network demonstrates the performance improvements that can result once additional data is available. The ease and flexibility in the deployment of the iWSN delivered real value in the monitoring of the exhibit temperatures, saving the cost of unnecessary construction through a greater understanding of the thermal performance of the penguin exhibit. Assessment of air chiller systems performance was made possible by the ease with which monitoring could be accomplished using the SensiNet wireless sensor network - allowing data-driven assessment and action. The application of technology to bio- and life sciences often involves proactive monitoring that may improve or sustain life. Such is the case at the Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium where a particular species of penguins thrives in temperatures of 50º F. If the temperature becomes too hot, the birds may succumb to heat stress, a condition that increases their susceptibility to disease and associated costs of care. Product Announcements
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In typical installations, SensiNet® will interfere with less than 1% of 802.11 packets. SensiNet utilizes the following strategies to coexist with 802.11:
Radio selection: SensiNet uses an IEEE...
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