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Emerging Broadband Wireless Sensor Network Technology Successfully Piloted; Now Available for Licensing

9/15/08 - A unique combination of wireless technologies will allow the next generation of cell phones, PDAs, or wireless laptops to be used as readers for virtually any sensor application, ranging from glucose testing with a cell phone to remote temperature checking of an appliance in a secondary home, using a laptop.

Gentag, Inc. has successfully tested a broad platform including multi-band cell phone technology and Wi-Fi devices combined with a new disposable, battery-less (or passive) wireless RFID sensor platform and proprietary web software, thereby allowing real time scanning of low-cost wireless RFID 13.56 MHz sensors for virtually any consumer application -- anywhere in the world.

The technology, which is described in part in US Patent 7,148,803, combines emerging multi-protocol and multi-function cell phone technology with a new disposable wireless RFID sensor platform with external analog and digital ports and Gentag's web software that allows real-time web-based overlays of geolocation information, unique ID information, sensor data, pictures, and software.

"Using this unique technology combination creates an immediate global market opportunity for consumer-based cell phone market applications integrating instant item authentication with sensor data," stated Dr. John Peeters, the founder of Gentag. "Our technology platform will allow cell phones, PDAs, and wireless laptops to be used as universal low-cost diagnostic devices for medical applications such as fever monitoring, glucose testing or Point-of-Care (POC) assays."

Because the technology is based on either multi-band cell phone technology or Wi-Fi, it will self-adapt to any network or carrier anywhere. The technology is also customizable to virtually any application or consumer need, is "transparent" or very easy to use for the consumer, is scalable, and can include instant software updates for complex sensor applications. Since the wireless sensor platform can be used without a battery (it is passive) and is disposable, this technology is anticipated to displace more expensive wireless technologies such as Bluetooth for many sensor applications.

Selected testing of the technology is planned over the coming months, and the technology could be distributed directly to the public via wireless carriers or cell phone OEMs. The RFID sensors are also expected to be commercially available within the coming months.


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Keywords: cell phones pdas, global market opportunity, cell phone technology, glucose testing, external analog, wireless laptops, digital ports, sensor platform, sensor application, instant software, sensor applications, diagnostic devices, sensor data, Bluetooth

By Robert Hoskins

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