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DASH7 secures newest member

Wednesday, October 13, 2010

SecureRF Corporation has joined the DASH7 Alliance in its efforts to promote the use of the ISO 18000-7 standard for wireless sensor networking.

As the newest member of the DASH7 Alliance, SecureRF will work with participating companies to advance the development of security methods and standards for the DASH7 wireless sensor networking standard.

Operating in the license-free 433 MHz spectrum, DASH7 offers multi-kilometer range, multi-year battery life, sensor and security support, and tag-to-tag communications.

DASH7 devices operate on a single global frequency and are interoperable out of the box regardless of application, and by design do not require application profiles. [end] 

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