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Built-In Electrical Wiring Could Directly Monitor Home Energy Use

09/16/2010

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Soon enough, your home electrical wiring could do more than just keep electronics running--it could also act as a giant information-transmitting antenna. Researchers at the University of Washington and the Georgia Institute of Technology have leveraged electrical wiring to power wireless sensors able to keep track of a building's temperature, light level humidity, air quality--essentially any quantifiable building function. With help from the wiring, these sensors could run for decades on a single watch battery, meaning they could even be placed in hard-to-reach areas around the home....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/electrical-wiring-could-monitor-your-home/'>READ ARTICLE</a>

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Soon enough, your home electrical wiring could do more than just keep electronics running--it could also act as a giant information-transmitting antenna. Researchers at the University of Washington and the Georgia Institute of Technology have leveraged electrical wiring to power wireless sensors able to keep track of a building's temperature, light level humidity, air quality--essentially any quantifiable building function. With help from the wiring, these sensors could run for decades on a single watch battery, meaning they could even be placed in hard-to-reach areas around the home....

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