Wireless Monitoring System helps data centers save energy.

Arch Rock Corporation    San Francisco, CA 94105-4120
Nov 04, 2009 Utilizing PhyNet(TM) non-disruptive IP-based wireless sensor network technology, Arch Rock Energy Optimizer-Data Center Edition measures both power and cooling system efficiency in data centers. Managers can baseline data center against ASHRAE benchmarks; identify factors that cause energy waste, hot spots, or other harmful conditions; and optimize available capacity for new servers based on actual electrical/cooling consumption of equipment.

Wireless Sensor Network survives outdoor environments.

Arch Rock Corporation    San Francisco, CA 94105-4120
Nov 10, 2008 Suited for sensing environments requiring protection from harsh conditions, outdoor-based PhyNet N4X gives system integrators flexibility of battery-powered outdoor nodes connected to Web-based data platform for developing monitoring solutions. Its 3-tier architecture allows formation of IP-based sensor networks that can be managed centrally as part of enterprise IP infrastructure. NEMA 4X/IP66 enclosures protect parts, and external battery packs are offered for outdoor sensor nodes.

Gateway turns wireless sensors into Internet devices.

Arch Rock Corporation    San Francisco, CA 94105-4120
May 17, 2007 Primer Pack/IP lets users create pilot wireless sensor networks (WSNs) in manufacturing, office, and retail environments using SOA. Sensor network runs native IP end-to-end, taking IP protocols beyond WSN gateway boundaries and out to individual sensor nodes. Offered as out-of-the-box solution, it allows for implementation of Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) 6LoWPAN standard for IPv6 communication over low-power IEEE 802.15.4 wireless radio.

Wireless Sensor Network brings data into digital enterprise.

Arch Rock Corporation    San Francisco, CA 94105-4120
Nov 07, 2006 Accessed and operated as member of IT infrastructure, Primer Pack allows enterprises to use Internet management tools to gain visibility and control down to level of individual sensor nodes. Using APIs and working in development environment of choice, users can create applications to monitor physical conditions without embedded programming. Sensor data is available to plant manager or field worker on mobile device, or to office worker in web browser or enterprise planning application.