ADVISORY/Millennial Net Co-Founder to Discuss Wireless Mesh Networking at Next Generation Networks.Assignment Desks/High-Tech Writers ADVISORY...for Wednesday Wednesday: see week. (Nov. 5) Next Generation Networks 2003 --(BUSINESS WIRE)
WHAT: Tod Riedel, co-founder of Millennial Net, the leading
developer of hardware and software for self-organizing,
wireless sensor networks, will present on the emergence
of mesh networking architectures at NGN 2003. Mesh-based
wireless networking has gained recent acclaim for its
ability to create highly dynamic, self-organizing and
self-healing wireless sensor networks. Presenting within
a panel of wireless industry experts on the topic, "Self-
Organizing Meshes: Architectures and Applications,"
Riedel will discuss the benefits, limitations and key
applications for self-organizing mesh networks. Riedel
will detail optimal mesh network architecture schemes for
wireless sensor networking applications and provide
strategies for avoiding security, latency and power-
efficiency issues associated with this network
architecture.
WHERE: At the 2003 Next Generation Networks (NGN) conference
Marriott Copley Place, Boston
www.bcr.com/ngn
WHEN: Wednesday, Nov. 5, 2003, 3:15 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. ET
Network Architecture Sessions Track
ABOUT Millennial Net, Inc., produces hardware and software to
MILLENNIAL build reliable, low-power wireless sensor networks.
NET: Millennial Net's tiny, micro-power network elements,
called i-Beans(R), are used in industrial automation,
building automation, supply chain management, automatic
meter reading, remote health monitoring, security,
homeland defense and other low-power, low data-rate
applications. Millennial Net was founded on the vision
that an i-Bean-enabled world is a safer, more convenient
and more productive world. Millennial Net is the leader
in ultra-small, ultra-low power wireless computing
devices in self-organizing networks for the consumer,
industrial, medical and military markets. For more
information, visit www.millennial.net.
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