San Jose, CA — July 1, 2007 — Aeris® ( www.aeris.net ), the leading network services provider for wireless machine-to-machine (M2M) fixed and mobile communications services, today announced that the company will provide its CDMA services to M2M Communications, a leading supplier of M2M monitoring and control systems.
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30 June 2006 |
Minding The Grid: Empowering Utility Management With M2M Technology
Mobile Enterprise — Fifteen degrees Fahrenheit is cold. In the natural gas business, 15degrees F is the equivalent of August at midday for an electric company: primetime. It's when even the most frugal extra-sweater-wearer is likely to turn up the thermostat, and the collective result of this can be a strain on a utility's infrastructure and a vast drain of its resources.
1 June 2006 |
Unmanned Systems Down on the Farm: Dull, Dirty, Dangerous, Demanding
Auvsi — Farming seems to present a perfect challenge for unmanned systems: The work is sometimes dull, often dirty and occasionally dangerous.
Not only is the vast area of land a concern, but different crops have respectively different planting, watering, fertilization and pest control needs.
1 April 2004 |
Valley Introduces New Pivot Monitoring Device
THE IDAHO STATESMAN — M2M Communications has signed an exclusive ten year agreement with the world’s largest manufacturer of irrigation equipment and has introduced two new products for pivot irrigation systems.
10 September 2002 |
Austin, Boise, Corpus Christi: Three Degrees of Development
AMERICAN-STATESMAN STAFF — BOISE, Idaho
Corpus Christi wants desperately to be another Boise.
Corpus Christi is an oil city, a military city, a city with an economy that lags behind other places. Boise, a city of comparable size with a similar economic history and in an isolated part of the country, is an innovative technology city with a penchant for creating wealth and jobs.
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