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Wireless Sensor Network Developer Inovonics Delivers One Millionth Sensor

Inovonics, a company specialized in wireless sensor networks, has shipped the one-millionth EchoStream sensor. The EchoStream is a wireless network sensor that was launched in March 2007. It has become a reliable network solution for users in the life safety, submetering, and security fields.

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The EchoStream products sale increased in the market as the wireless sensors started replacing wired solutions because of its cost-efficiency and ease of installation. The EchoStream sensors are the core of the company’s high performance wireless sensor network solutions line.

The Commercial Mesh Network of the EchoStream is self-configuring and self-healing, and offers sturdy wireless coverage in difficult commercial environments. Network of any size can be established economically and reliably. Network sizes vary from a panic button to numerous sensors that serve multi-building campuses in life safety and security.

Inovonics’ President, Mark Jarman, commented that shipping the one millionth EchoStream sensor is a tribute to the company’s partners, customers and employees, as well as their technology.

Source: http://www.inovonics.com/

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