JLH
Labs provides cutting edge micro-wireless solutions that push the frontier of
wireless networking. Micro-wireless technology leaps beyond the capabilities of
Bluetooth and 802.11 in order to allow ultra-low power, embedded, low-cost
devices to seamlessly interoperate.
The web of connectivity that is created can drastically reshape how
building automation, security systems, environmental monitoring and logistics
support are performed. A bidirectional,
multi-hop communication capability provides the foundation for a new era in
embedded communication.
The
micro-networking of JLH Labs goes beyond connecting together PC’s and cell
phones. Instead, JLH Labs has enabled
networks of inch-sized sensors and actuators that tightly couple cyberspace to
the physical world. Sensors and
actuators automatically self-configure and join together by using advanced mesh
networking techniques in order to form a web of connectivity. Each individual node only plays a small part
in the overall application. By working
together, a complex system wide capability emerges that transforms the discrete
nodes into a unified system. The distributed
computing techniques used allow for these networks to be incrementally scalable
and highly robust – without a central controller there is no single point of
failure.
The
core technical team of JLH Labs has years of experience working in the
low-power wireless space. They have
designed and built several generations of wireless nodes that have been
demonstrated through a wide range of military, commercial, and residential
applications. The technical foundation
of JLH Labs is based on the TinyOS research program at the