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Mayo Clinic Researchers Find PDAs Okay With Pacemakers
January 4, 2005 — With the dynamic evolution of wireless technology, Mayo Clinic researchers have been concerned about the potential effects of electromagnetic interference on heart pacemakers and implantable ... > full story -
Sensor Network Mimics Synchronized Calling By Frogs, Cicadas
November 23, 2004 — The modern world is filled with the uncoordinated beeping and buzzing of countless electronic devices. So it was only a matter of time before someone designed an electronic network with the ability ... > full story -
'Going Through The Motions' To Better Treat Dementia
October 27, 2004 — Doctors are turning to wireless technology in an effort to better treat people with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia. Thanks to a $200,000 grant from the Alzheimer’s ... > full story -
Multi-Rate Laser Pulses Could Boost Outdoor Optical Wireless Performance
October 27, 2004 — Multi-rate, ultra-short laser pulses -- with wave forms shaped like dolphin chirps -- offer a new approach to help optical wireless signals penetrate clouds, fog and other adverse weather conditions, ... > full story -
Computer Scientists Develop Wireless System To Monitor Volcanoes
September 28, 2004 — A rumbling South American volcano has gone wireless: Computer scientists at Harvard University have teamed up with seismologists at the University of New Hampshire and University of North Carolina to ... > full story -
Carnegie Mellon Develops Robot That Successfully Explored Gas Mains In NY
August 5, 2004 — Carnegie Mellon University robotics researchers, in conjunction with the Northeast Gas Association (NGA), the National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL) of the U.S. Department of Energy and NASA, ... > full story -
Researchers Overcome Barrier To Shrinking Wireless Devices
July 22, 2004 — James Bond-style technologies such as cell phones the size of earpieces and invisible sensors sprinkled about to detect toxins are closer to ... > full story -
University Of Michigan Researchers Reduce Interference From Microwave Ovens
December 4, 2003 — Researchers at the University of Michigan College of Engineering have developed an elegantly simple technique that dramatically reduces the interference microwave ovens create in telephones and ... > full story -
Researchers Work To Improve Performance Of Wireless Communications
September 15, 2003 — Researchers at the University of Missouri-Rolla and Motorola Inc.’s Advanced Technology Center in Schaumburg, Ill., are developing three-dimensional switches and tiny fuel cells to improve the ... > full story -
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Wireless Technology May Help Doctors Treat Patients
August 27, 2003 — Wireless technology may put doctors who don't rely on desktop computers and paper charts in a better position to treat their patients. That theory is being tested by students in the Penn State ... > full story
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