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Alliance backs IP for sensor networks

Posted: 18 Sep 2008

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Keywords: IEEE 802.15.4 Internet Protocol sensor networks interoperability standard

[Summary of tips] Advocates of Internet Protocol for sensors networks have formed the IP for Smart Objects Alliance (IPSO). IPSO has kicked off work on one of its first major objectives, setting an interoperability standard for running IPv6 on nets based on the IEEE 802.15.4 standard.Backers say IP opens the door to linking sensor and other simp......

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