Leslie Meredith, April 17, 2010
"During its presentation, Intel unveiled a single sensor that plugs into a wall outlet. The sensor is not much bigger than a night light.
Once connected, the sensor will wirelessly connect to all electrical devices in the house and self configure to record the voltages from each source in real time.
During the demonstration, the sensor detected the unique signal from three ordinary appliances: a toaster, a microwave and a refrigerator. The sensor sent the information to a PC, which displayed icons associated with the appliances and their energy consumption."
Once connected, the sensor will wirelessly connect to all electrical devices in the house and self configure to record the voltages from each source in real time.
During the demonstration, the sensor detected the unique signal from three ordinary appliances: a toaster, a microwave and a refrigerator. The sensor sent the information to a PC, which displayed icons associated with the appliances and their energy consumption."
Thanks to Jack Pringle for submitting this item.
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