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M2M gateway combines the best of wireless

The B-Box is a novel GSM/GPRS/GPS and Bluetooth wireless gateway developed by Baracoda based on Wavecom technology.

News from Baracoda (14 March 2005)

GSM modules upgrade M2M communications

Alpha Micro Components now offers Sagem's next-generation MO200 and MO200A range of GSM/GPRS modem modules for the machine-to-machine communications market.

News from Alpha Micro Components (11 March 2005)

Cellular and GPS come together on PC/104 board

The PCM-GPS is a PC/104 module that adds both GPS and cell modem support on a single card.

News from Winsystems (10 March 2005)

DAB module gives Sony easy entry to after market

User application article Sony Corp has chosen RadioScape's RS350A DAB module design as the basis for its upcoming automotive DAB radios.

News from RadioScape (10 March 2005)

Speedy route to GSM for M2M

The WL-2 GSM pod is designed for quick and easy integration into products and assets such as security panels, control appliances and plant equipment.

News from WatchLink GSM ( 8 March 2005)

Compact modules embed GSM for M2M comms

The latest remote telematics solutions from Spectre allow OEMs to simply integrate cellular communications into a range of machine-to-machine (M2M) applications.

News from Spectre (Communications) ( 3 March 2005)

GSM telemetry system is ready to run

The 250 system from RF Solutions is a complete stand-alone dual-band GSM telemetry system.

News from RF Solutions ( 3 March 2005)

Saab signs for receiver technology

CSI Wireless has signed an agreement with Saab TransponderTech and begun integrating some of its technology into Saab's Automatic Identification System (AIS) product line.

News from CSI Wireless ( 3 March 2005)

Clock module checks the real time by radio

Nagano Oki Electric has developed a real-time clock module that incorporates a novel automatic time adjustment function.

News from Oki Electric ( 2 March 2005)

Remote control - without batteries

British company Instrumentel has developed a revolutionary communications technology that enables two-way command and control for batteryless remote sensing and actuation.

News from Instrumentel ( 1 March 2005)

Rocket science makes use of low-power radio

User application article Traxa Rocketry designs and manufactures radio tracking devices for small commercial and hobby rockets, using Radiometrix TX2 RF modules for tracking them after they return to earth. Brochure available

News from Radiometrix (28 February 2005)

RF modems handle dirty duties

Fuelled by market demand for affordable, heavy-duty wireless equipment, AeroComm has released its ACE family of RF modems.

News from Aerocomm (28 February 2005)

Narrowband transceiver raises range and channels

The latest wireless data product from low-power radio expert Radiometrix is the TR2M UHF narrowband multichannel transceiver module. Brochure available

News from Radiometrix (25 February 2005)

Serial device servers go Wi-Fi

The NPort W2004/W2250/W2150 series of wireless serial device servers brings traditional serial devices into the WLAN era.

News from Moxa Technologies (21 February 2005)

RF modem dons NEMA enclosure for outdoor duty

In response to the demand for rugged outdoor wireless connectivity, MaxStream has released the 1W 9XTend-NEMA.

News from MaxStream (18 February 2005)

Tiny module is complete 868-915MHz radio subsystem

The nRF905-CB1 is a complete 868-915MHz radio subsystem based on the Nordic nRF905 radio transceiver chip.

News from Polygon Technologies (17 February 2005)

Triband solution for interference management

PCTEL has released a triband Clarify solution that supports both WCDMA and GSM, and is demonstrating it this week at the 3GSM World Congress in Cannes, France (Booth E25 in Hall 2).