Smart brick

Jonathan M. Engel; Lianhan Zhao; Zhifang Fan; Jack Chen; Chang Liu

Smart brick

Jonathan M. Engel^*, Lianhan Zhao, Zhifang Fan, Jack Chen, Chang Liu

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Mechanical Engineering

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Abstract

A prototype was developed for the wireless technologies to create networks for gathering data from distributed sources. Wireless technologies enable development of 'smart' buildings that monitor environmental parameters such as force, stress, temperature, tilt, and moisture. The prototype uses a minimum of components to provide analog to digital conversion, sensor sampling, signal multiplexing, and data transmission. The 'smart' building material packaging effects shows that incorporating such wireless sensing systems in skyscrapers, bridges, and homes are feasible.

Original language	English (US)
Pages	39-41
Number of pages	3
Volume	18
No	8
Specialist publication	Masonry Construction the World of Masonry
State	Published - Sep 2005

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Building and Construction

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