Wireless Sensor Posts Temperature, Humidity, And Radiation Levels To Twitter (Video)

Japan-based UC Technology Corp. [JP] has developed a wireless sensor that can automatically post data like temperature, humidity, illuminance, or radiation levels to Twitter. The so-called "Tsubuyaku Sensor" [JP, PDF] is mainly designed for use in food warehouses, plants, or wine cellars. The data can be checked remotely on Twitter (the account can be set to private or public). UC Technology says that the sensor has a battery life of a year when it posts data once per minute.

Source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/Ya1TS9Vwn7Y/

dolphin tale one for the money crock pot recipes crock pot recipes bob ward bob ward susan lucci