Synapse Wireless, a provider of Internet-enabled, wireless machine-to-machine, or “M2M,” communication systems is embracing the OpenHAN specifications for the advancement of smart grid home automation networks.
Wade Patterson, CEO of Synapse, said that the company currently has an auto-forming, multi-hop, mesh network, software system that brings interoperability to the Internet using existing standards.
“We have the technology that supports the goals of UCAIug’s OpenHAN today,” Patterson said.
As a member of the UCAInternational Users Group, or “UCAIug,” a non-profit users group comprised of organizations involved in the electric utility industry’s smart grid initiative, it seems highly plausible that the company hopes to use its technological expertise to advancement the movement.
via Smart Grid.
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