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HaiLa Technologies Inc. and e-peas Semiconductor have collaborated to showcase a solution for extreme long-life energy storage for Wi-Fi connected wireless sensors. The collaboration involves the development of a monolithic analog and digital chip that utilizes passive backscatter technology adapted to Wi-Fi RF bands. This technology aims to reduce reliance on standard batteries, lower operating costs, and minimize environmental waste. The collaboration also includes the development of an integrated energy management circuit that extracts DC power from photovoltaic cells to store energy and supply the system with regulated voltages. The joint solution demonstrates the potential for autonomous Wi-Fi devices powered by energy harvesting, eliminating the need for disposable batteries and maintenance. HaiLa's technology is protocol-agnostic and focuses on utilizing Wi-Fi as a key infrastructure for IoT deployments. [Extracted from the article]

HaiLa Technologies Inc. has partnered with Presto Engineering to develop the BSC2000 RF Evaluation Chip, which supports seamless connectivity for IoT devices. The chip, which uses HaiLa's passive backscatter technology, is designed for use in various industries including building automation, consumer electronics, transportation, and agriculture. The collaboration aims to reduce the carbon footprint of connected objects and promote sustainable scaling of IoT. HaiLa's technology is adaptable to different wireless infrastructures, with a focus on Wi-Fi for IoT deployments. Presto Engineering provides ASIC design and outsourced operations for semiconductor and IoT device companies. [Extracted from the article]

pSemi Corporation, a Murata company, has introduced the PE423211, an automotive-grade ultra-wideband (UWB) RF switch. This module offers low power consumption, low insertion and return loss, high isolation, and wide broadband frequency support, making it suitable for the automotive industry. The PE423211 is designed for use in high-performance applications such as ISM, WLAN, Bluetooth Low Energy, and UWB up to 10.6 GHz. It is AEC-Q100 Grade 2 qualified and is ideal for battery-powered and power-sensitive devices. The RF switch has low current consumption, covers current and future UWB high frequency spectrums, and offers excellent ESD performance. pSemi is a leader in semiconductor integration and provides RF, analog, and mixed signal solutions for various industries. [Extracted from the article]

Keysight Technologies has introduced the E7515W UXM Wireless Connectivity Test Platform for Wi-Fi, which allows for testing of devices using Wi-Fi 7, the next generation of Wi-Fi technology. Wi-Fi 7 offers significant performance improvements over previous standards, but testing can be complex. The E7515W solution simplifies testing by providing insights into the physical and media access control layers, emulating hundreds of clients at once, and supporting Wi-Fi 7 4x4 MIMO 320 MHz bandwidth. This turnkey platform also offers synchronization, repeatability, automation, and faster debugging and reporting. Keysight aims to help Wi-Fi 7 device makers accelerate time to market with this solution. [Extracted from the article]

SmartThings Cam makes home monitoring simple with In addition to the new SmartThings Cam, Samsung is also. [Extracted from the article]

The article presents information on the IEEE 802.11ah-2016 standards published by professional organization Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers for wireless local area network. It includes information on the use of orthogonalfrequency division multiplexing for Internet of Things (IoT), smart grids, and healthcare. It also includes the views of chair of the IEEE 802.11 Adrian Stephen.

The article discusses a technology alliance formed by Juniper Networks and Ruckus Wireless Inc. to deliver open, wired and wireless networking solutions for enterprise, government and education customer segments. Topics discussed include the increase in end-user spending on enterprise wireless LAN (WLAN) equipment to 7.8 billion U.S. dollars worldwide in 2019 driven largely by an influx of new WiFi-enabled devices and cloud applications brought by employees to their workplace.

The article offers information on the market growth of the global wireless local area network (WLAN) industry. Topics include the results in the International Data Corporation (IDC) Worldwide Quarterly WLAN Tracker, the slow increase in the enterprise segment, and the 802.11ac standard. It also discusses the decrease in the consumer WLAN market, solid growth in the Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) region, and the impact of E-rate funding.

The article offers information on the free firmware upgrade and EWS660AP Dual-Band Wireless 11ac 3x3:3 managed Outdoor Access Point added to the Neutron Series wireless local area network (WLAN) Management Solution from wireless communications company EnGenius Technologies, Inc.

Information on the NWA1123-AC PRO 802.11ac Dual-Radio, Dual Mount PoE Access Point, launched by ZyXEL Communications Corp. is presented.

The article evaluate the 270 Series Access Point wide fidelity (Wi-Fi) solution from Aruba Networks Inc.

The article reports that AirTight Networks of Mountain View, California has been given strong positive rating by Gartner in its 2011 Marketscope Report for Wireless LAN Intrusion Prevention Systems. The basis of the evaluation included customer experience, offering strategy, overall viability, marketing execution and product/service. The Gartner report also notes that wireless networks need to be monitored to both proactively detect vulnerabilities to accelerate mitigation and detect security incidents quickly.

The article reports on the selection of RuckusWireless by Pacific Seafood to provide Smart 802.11n wireless local area network (WLAN) products and technology across its enterprise to support warehouse, inventory and back office applications. Pacific Seafood is deploying the new Smart Wireless Fidelity (Wi-Fi) to support up to 3,000 workers across its operations reaching 30 various locations from Alaska to Texas. The Smart WLAN is helping Pacific Seafood to improve operational efficiency and user productivity.

The article reports that more than 500 microcell-based wireless local area network (WLAN) education customers across the world have been migrated by Meru Networks Inc. to its virtualized WLAN solution since May 2010. The virtualized WLAN solution reportedly helps Meru's customers to realize performance and throughput benefits, and lower operating costs. A list of the online learning initiatives incorporated by educators is presented. It discusses how Meru enables an enhanced learning environment.

The article announces the availability of the Chinese Wireless Authentication and Privacy Infrastructure (WAPI) on several of Broadcom Corporation's wireless products. The company is enabling manufacturers to deliver different wireless local area network (WLAN) solutions. Being a leader in supplying WLAN silicon and a WAPI Industry Alliance member, the company is position to serve the growing Chinese wireless sector.

The article reports the launching of BCM6362 ADSL2+ and wireless integrated access device (IAD) combo chip from Broadcom Corp. It notes that the IAD solution gives original product manufacturers (OEMs) with lowest size and cost among others. Broadcom provides software to go with the product which enables the users to add their chosen application on top of what is integrated in the solution. Price and availability are available upon request. A brief description of Broadcom is also given.

The article discusses the deployment of wireless local area network (WLAN) which is based on Smart Mobile architecture of Trapeze in Hi-Tech International Business Incubator Co. Ltd. (HTIBI). It describes the features of Smart Mobile WLAN and details the coverage of the WLAN project of the company. A brief overview is given on the business operation of both HTIBI and Trapeze.

The article announces that SigmaCare is deploying Motorola enterprise mobility solutions across 20 long-term facilities in 2008. This deployment is made possible by a $13.5 million grant from the State of New York for the Quality of Care Demonstration Project, to help long-term care facilities transition from paper-based documentation to electronic medical records (EMR). To support the SigmaCare mobile EMR system and enable always-on wireless delivery of vital clinical applications throughout each long-term care facility, SigmaCare installed Motorola WS5100 Wireless Switches and AP300 Access Ports that provide enterprise-grade wireless coverage, and Motorola MC70 Enterprise Digital Assistants (EDAs) that provide mobile access to critical data.

The article reports on the selection of Ruckus Wireless Smart Wi-Fi products and technology by Superclick, a technology leader in Internet Protocol infrastructure management solutions to the hospitality industry. Superclick will use the Ruckus Wireless ZoneFlex Smart Wireless Local Area Network (LAN) system to replace its underperforming wireless networks. Sandro Natale, president and chief executive officer of Superclick, says that the selection of Ruckus Smart Wi-Fi offers benefits to hotels, including fewer access points, reliable signal propagation, centralized network, configuration and security management. Ruckus Zoneflex wireless LAN systems are already being installed at hotels in the U.S. and Canada.

The article reports that signal transmission solutions provider, Belden has acquired Trapeze Networks for $133 million in cash. The Pleasanton, California-based Trapeze Networks manufactures wireless local area networking (WLAN) equipment and software and had revenues of $56 million in 2007. The acquisition makes Belden one of the largest unified wired and wireless solutions providers while expanding market access for Trapeze Networks' Smart Mobile solutions. John Stroup, president and CEO of Belden states that the acquisition will enable the company to offer their enterprise customers connectivity through copper, fiber and wireless technologies.

The article evaluates IronPoint Mobility AP300 access points and the IronPoint Mobility MC5000 Mobility Controller for intelligent wireless local area network (WLAN) from Foundry Networks Inc.

This article announces that Ruckus Wireless' Smart Wireless-Fidelity (Wi-Fi) products and technology have been chosen by SuperClick, a technology leader in Internet protocol (IP) infrastructure management solutions to the hospitality industry. The Ruckus Wireless ZoneFlex Smart Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN) system will be used by SuperClick to replace under-performing wireless networks already installed in hotels and rooms throughout North America, as well as for new Wi-Fi installations within select hotels. SuperClick President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Sandro Natale said they chose Ruckus Smart Wi-Fi because it provides several benefits that higher-end systems cannot match. He adds that terrible Wi-Fi connectivity is the one number complaint of hotel guests.

The article provides information on ZoneFlex, a multimedia wireless local area network system from Ruckus Wireless for small- and medium-sized businesses.

The article deals with the wireless local area network (WLAN) system from Aruba Networks which is compliant with Directive 8100.2 of the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD), the latest mandate on secure wireless access and Intrusion Detection Systems. It is the only WLAN system that performs all encryption and security functions without using distributed encryption and store keys in access points. The DoD directive aims to clarify requirements for wireless devices connected to the DoD Global Information Grid.

The article reports on the introduction of a software application platform Newbury Presence Platform by location systems company Newbury Networks Inc. The platform speeds the development of a new breed of location-driven wireless local area network applications connecting mobile users and services. It is designed to integrate with standard wireless network infrastructure from leading vendors such as Cisco Systems. The platform allows developers and integrators to build rich location-based applications and integrate them with external systems for a complete business driven solution.

The article reports that Samsung Electronics America continues to raise the bar for the hospitality market with premium entertainment experiences and technology options that enable hoteliers to offer the ultimate hospitality for its guests. Topics cited include Samsung's SINC 3.0 with HMS that creates an enhanced guest experience, its partnership with energy management company Telkonet and Samsung's WLAN Solution for Hospitality delivering superior Wi-Fi connectivity.

The article offers information on the over-the-top (OTT) platforms from Skyworks Solutions, Inc. including the SE2433T high performance power amplifier, the SE2577L dual-band, 802.11ac wireless local area network (WLAN) radio frequence (RF) front-end module, and the SKY85203-11 2.4 gigahertz (GHz), 802.11ac front-end solution.

The article reports on the deployment of wireless local area network (WLAN) solutions from next-generation network access solutions provider Aruba Networks by commercial property company Wanda Group across 59 malls and plazas in China. Topics discussed include customers to have access to high-performance Wi-Fi and gain interactive and personalized shopping benefits, Wanda using mobility to drive new revenue streams and improve shopping experience, and Online to Offline (O2O) trend.

The article reports that mobile network access solutions provider Aruba Networks Inc. has expanded its wireless local area network (WLAN) Aruba PartnerEdge Program for small to medium-sized enterprises (SME). Topics discussed include the features of the Aruba PartnerEdge service for SMEs, the projected worth of the SME WLAN market by the end of the 2010s and the discount promotions offered by Aruba to SMEs. Also mentioned are Aruba's business partners for its SME programs.

The article reveals that the five gigahertz wireless local area network (WLAN) power amplifiers of semiconductor manufacturer TriQuint have been chosen by wireless technology company Ruckus Wireless for its fifth-generation 802.11ac Wi-Fi platforms. It mentions the features of the power amplifiers and the WiFi standard. Also discussed are the power outputs, and the predicted growth for the adoption of the 802.11ac standard.

The article offers information on the WiNG Express wireless LAN from Motorola Solutions Inc.

The article reports on the deployment by the University of the South of a wireless local area network (WLAN) solution from Aruba Networks Inc. at its Sewanee Inn and Conference Center in Tennessee in 2014. Topics discussed include the decision made by Sewanee to select Aruba and the challenge faced by the university over combining indoor and outdoor venues and activities. Also mentioned are the views of university wireless network engineer Geno Schlichting on such deployment.

The article offers information on the Relay2 Enterprise Cloud WLAN System launched by Relay2, a provider of wireless networking solutions.

The article discusses the major upgrade performed by ADTRAN Inc., a provider of networking and communications equipment, to its virtual wireless LAN (vWLAN) solution. Topics covered include ADTRAN's enhanced vWLAN features such as built-in high availability, powerful and easy-to-use graphical user interface (GUI), and customizable reporting dashboards which allow real-time monitoring of the wireless status. Also provided is a brief profile of ADTRAN.

The article discusses the release of ProCare Help Desk, a wireless local area network (WLAN) software used for resellers and Internet service providers offered by ADTRAN Inc.

The article reports on the Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) awarded by the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) to By Light Professional IT Services Inc., a provider of wireless networking solutions to government agencies. It states that the DOJ Wireless BPA was given in an aim of developing a secure enterprise wireless local area networks (WLAN) for the DOJ's Executive Office for U.S. Attorneys (EOUSA). Also mentioned are the information security, technical support, and access point.

The article reports that the IEEE Standards Association has published the IEEE 802.11af-2013 standard which is aimed at allowing IEEE 802.11 wireless local area networks (WLANs) to be used in the so-called white spaces of the radio frequency spectrum. IEEE 802.11af operates in six, seven and eight megahertz channel and defines the technology for WLAN products.

The article reports on the installation of a Wi-Fi network in Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) underground subway stations in Ontario. It notes that Motorola Solutions Inc., communication solutions provider, and BAI Canada Inc., operator of underground communication networks, have started the installation of the network using the wireless local area network (WLAN) technology of Motorola. It adds the capability of the deployment to support cellular connectivity.

The article reports on the data from the International Data Corp. (IDC) Worldwide Quarterly WLAN Tracker which showed the growth of the worldwide wireless LAN (WLAN) market in the third quarter of 2013. IDC shows faster rate of growth of the WLAN market with its 14.6% year-over-year jump driven by strong growth in the emerging markets. IDC vice president Rohit Mehra claims that mobility with bring your own device (BYOD) drives new investment in WLAN infrastructure.