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Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) is currently testing an intelligent street lighting system on its campus, which uses up to 80% less electricity than the current systems and is also cheaper to maintain. The system consists of street lights with LED lighting, motion sensors and wireless communication. This enables the installation to dim the lights when there are no cars, cyclis...

BlueCava can identify specific Internet-connected devices and how they're used. Is this the future of tracking?
by Julie Steele | 1 March 2011

In a previous Strata Week post, I wrote about BlueCava, an Orange County, Calif.-based company that ...

As the Internet of Things slowly becomes a commercial reality, led by industries such as food and logistics, the underlying technologies (RFID, sensors, QR codes and more) become less important than what is done with the data. As Bo Begole, Principal Sc...

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Date: 20-02-2011
Source: The Economist

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Source: The New York Times
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