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My friend Rob Poor is
#15 in Yahoo's most popular with a
story
on his mesh routing company, Ember.
The idea is to build motes - tiny computers that broadcast a radio
signal - that are cheap enough to deploy everywhere but just smart
enough to "self-organize" into powerful networks that can sense and
convey information like whether milk is spoiled or a bookshelf
overloaded.
I did some research
back in 1998 on this topic. I was very impressed by Rob's PhD work and
am excited to see how far he's taken it.
There's a good overview article from Rob (along with some Slashdot kibbitzing). Also a 1997 patent filing. I couldn't find Rob's PhD thesis online, you'll have to look it up in the MIT library. His master's has been taken offline but archive.org's Wayback Machine still has it. |
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