Webinar to Examine Wireless Deployments in Support of Federal Mandate to Reduce Energy Consumption
The Wireless Industrial Networking Alliance (WINA), expert wireless resource for the industrial market, will present a live webinar on wireless deployments in support of the Federal Mandate to dramatically reduce energy consumption. The webinar will be presented by Dr. Peter Fuhr, CTO, Apprion and Chairman of WINA, on Wednesday, June 24th at 2:00 p.m. EST.
The 40 minute presentation will be followed by a 20 minute live Q&A session. Participants will learn about the progress made by several real world deployments in support of the Federal Mandate issued by the United States Government to reduce energy across all federal agencies, an initiative coupled with financial incentives in the private sector to enhance efficiency and reduce energy in Industrial applications.
In each case, wireless was a key enabler, or frequently served as the only option, in dramatically lowering the initial cost of deployment and speeding the deployment time, both critical in today's economic climate but even more critical given federally mandated deadlines for compliance. Case studies discussed will include building automation, energy usage analysis in commercial application and industrial process monitoring.
This webinar will illustrate the actual cost and time savings of these wireless applications with side by side comparisons to wired solutions, with details demonstrating the solid return on investment. Additionally, the presentation will address guidelines for spectrum choice, and spectrum licensing options, as well as security concerns and solutions.
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About Dr. Peter Fuhr
In addition to his role as the Chairman of WINA, Dr. Peter Fuhr is the Chief Technology Officer at Apprion, Inc. He has over 500 publications and presentations within the realm of sensing systems and wireless network connectivity.
He has embedded sensors into various structures worldwide ranging from buildings, dams, airplanes, hot air balloon, spacecraft, and even nuclear power plant containment vessels. His pioneering work in networked sensor systems for structures earned him the Presidential Award for Excellence in Research. In his present position, Dr. Fuhr serves on various industrial, academic and governmental panels while striving to bring advanced nuclear, biological and chemical sensing systems to the homeland security and risk management arenas.