iRam Technologies introduces smart sensor wireless network (SSWN) solution

By OEM Update Editorial February 21, 2020 12:06 pm IST

Rapid urbanisation and rise in population have led to wide scale implementation of smarter infrastructures and development of smart cities worldwide. This smart infrastructure has an underline or last mile layer of wireless sensor networks which is responsible for extraction and communication of accurate field data from an urban living environment. These living environments can be air quality, parking, traffic, streetlights, surveillance, waste management, water distribution and many more. This accurate data from the wireless sensor network is transmitted to edge computing servers or remote management servers via the city telecommunication backbone. This data is further processed by servers and made available to citizens and local administration and other stakeholders as an actionable intelligence, resulting in key objective of making urban living convenient.

This IoT architecture based wireless sensor network is fundamental for the realisation of smart cities, as timely and accurate data from the field is one of the most critical components for right actions from the city administration and citizens. This timely and accurate data can change citizen behaviour and local administration’s operational approach and methodology.

With over years of research and development at iRAM’s Bengaluru facility and various smart city deployments, iRAM is humbled to announce the general availability of its robust Smart Sensor Wireless Network (SSWN). This network comprises specific sensors, controllers, actuators, gateways, and signal boosters/repeaters. As of now, this network is being used for various smart city applications like smart parking management system, streetlight management systems, and environment monitoring stations. Inter-operating testing is going on for other smart city applications like smart bins, vehicle tracking, smart buildings, etc.

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