Wood LIFE guard system.
Electronic system for defence against fires in forest areas and more generally for monitoring the territory and agricultural areas.
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Based on a patent of the Politecnico di Milano
Engineered STE Telecom Engineering
Ptn ref.: MI2004/A0001607
PCT: EP2005/053719
Based on a patent of the Politecnico di Milano
Engineered STE Telecom Engineering
Ptn ref.: MI2004/A0001607
PCT: EP2005/053719
What does WLG technology is?
WLG (Wood Life Guard system) is an integration between communication technologies: GSM/GPRS and SRD (Short Range Devices License exempt technology).
When the GSM/GPRS (network) meets the SRD (Short Range Devices) sort of technology, so we start thinking to M2M (Machine-To-Machine) utilities market: M2M utilities are in continuos evolution; and infact POS, AMR, SOCIAL ALARMS SYSTEM, VENDING MACHINE and naturally INTEGRATED WIRELESS ALARMS SYSTEM, are part of normal activities and are surely becoming more and more popular products able to offer integrate services.
All the above mentioned application are normally engineered with a conceptual integration between Long range communication system (GSM/GPRS) and Short Range communication network (SRD).
The M2M is a market in which the offer of a variety of customizable solutions and applications is totally leaded to provide consistent reduction of costs of service.
Among this concept of communication Wlg is a M2M utility engineered to provide full "environment" monitorage:
The WLG is an integrated service to support organizations like: fire departments, civil protection, forest and biodiversity protection departments, civil aviation.
The WLG task' is to dected alarms status and delivered to peripheral GSM/GPRS (Central Stations) whose task is to consign the identification to the specific recipients.
The WLG is a dynamic prevention to accidental fire disasters which may save life and money.
When the GSM/GPRS (network) meets the SRD (Short Range Devices) sort of technology, so we start thinking to M2M (Machine-To-Machine) utilities market: M2M utilities are in continuos evolution; and infact POS, AMR, SOCIAL ALARMS SYSTEM, VENDING MACHINE and naturally INTEGRATED WIRELESS ALARMS SYSTEM, are part of normal activities and are surely becoming more and more popular products able to offer integrate services.
All the above mentioned application are normally engineered with a conceptual integration between Long range communication system (GSM/GPRS) and Short Range communication network (SRD).
The M2M is a market in which the offer of a variety of customizable solutions and applications is totally leaded to provide consistent reduction of costs of service.
Among this concept of communication Wlg is a M2M utility engineered to provide full "environment" monitorage:
- Fire detection.
- Environmental detection.
- Agricultural monitoring.
- Meteorological monitoring.
- Water waste monitoring.
The WLG is an integrated service to support organizations like: fire departments, civil protection, forest and biodiversity protection departments, civil aviation.
The WLG task' is to dected alarms status and delivered to peripheral GSM/GPRS (Central Stations) whose task is to consign the identification to the specific recipients.
The WLG is a dynamic prevention to accidental fire disasters which may save life and money.
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