Wireless Nano-Sensor Network (WNSN) is a collection of nano-sensors with communication capabilities. WNSNs have many biomedical, environmental, industrial and military applications.

Scientists at the Georgia Institute of Technology report on the feasibility of a genre of nano-scale implantable medical devices that are powered by energy from the environment instead of batteries.

Could inexpensive wireless sensors based on nanotechnology be used to alert engineers to problematic cracks and damage to buildings, bridges, and other structures before they become critical? A ...

Energy-efficient sensing in wireless sensor networks (WSNs) is crucial for extending the lifespan of sensor nodes and ensuring sustainable operation. Energy-saving techniques such as duty cycling ...

HP Labs seek technology from around the world for next-generation smart printers, optical chips, wireless nano sensors, and more.

Wireless sensor networks are nothing new to Hackaday, but [Felix]’s wireless PIR sensor node is something else entirely. Rarely do we see something so well put together that’s also so well ...

It has a power switch and is equipped with a precision sensor for seamless operation. A single wireless nano receiver connects both the keyboard and the mouse.

D-link has unveiled a new line of tiny wireless nano USB adapters which are perfect if you have an older wifi card installed on your laptop or computer and need a quick and easy way to upgrade ...