Ubiquitous sensor technologies: The way moving forward

M. Othman
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This presentation provides strategic direction for ubiquitous sensor networks and how we can benefit from the technology for the betterment of our lifes. An overview of the global progress is presented and the values of the technology in terms of the realization of WSN implementation in many vertical applications such as in the agriculture, medical, transportation and environment will be given. Some statements of benefits of the technology especially in the areas of medical for human and plants and environmental will be verbalised. Then followed by some case studies especially in the sensor technologies for chemical and bio-sensors will be presented. Issues in the realization both in terms of ethical and technological challenges in bio-medical sensors will be highlighted. MIMOS has been actively pursuing the R&D in bio-chemical sensors especially for the application in the field of agriculture. The multipurpose nature of the design can easily be modified to suit for many other applications in the future. In particular an integrated sensors for monitoring soil and environment (N, P, K, pH, T, Moisture and humidity sensors) has been produced and has been deployed at the POC level in several plantations industries. The R&D findings related to the sensors will be shared during the presentation. Last but not least a systemic approach in conducting and realizing gas sensors for environment will be given. The process established is very important to ensure the deliverables of the sensor systems meeting industrial requirements. A conclusion will be presented at the end of the presentation.
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无处不在的传感器技术:前进的道路
本报告提供了无处不在的传感器网络的战略方向,以及我们如何从技术中受益,以改善我们的生活。概述了全球进展,并给出了该技术在农业、医疗、交通和环境等许多垂直应用中实现WSN的价值。将对该技术的一些好处,特别是在人类、植物和环境的医疗领域的好处进行描述。然后是一些案例研究,特别是在化学和生物传感器的传感器技术将被提出。将强调在生物医学传感器的伦理和技术挑战方面实现的问题。MIMOS一直积极致力于生物化学传感器的研发,特别是在农业领域的应用。该设计的多用途性质可以很容易地进行修改,以适应未来的许多其他应用。特别是用于监测土壤和环境的综合传感器(氮、磷、钾、pH、T、湿度和湿度传感器)已经生产出来,并已在几个种植园工业的POC一级部署。与传感器相关的研发成果将在演讲期间分享。最后,给出了一种系统的环境气体传感器的设计和实现方法。建立的过程对于确保传感器系统的交付物满足工业要求非常重要。在报告的最后将会有一个结论。
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