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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.736.471 von Popeye82 am 09.09.14 20:05:49
'Solutions for an 'internet of energy' ' - NW/EU/ARP/S/ECoN&ESfEC/eCeM - Sep 26, 2014
www.artemis-ioe.eu
www.artemis-ioe.eu/events/
www.nanowerk.com/news2/green/newsid=37546.php?utm_source=fee…
"In the EU-funded Artemis research project, Siemens has developed solutions for a future "Internet of Energy." This Internet of Energy is defined as the networking of relatively autonomous electricity producers and consumers, who determine and cover the energy demand among themselves. Such an infrastructure will become neeeeeeecessary
when large numbers of electric vehicles have to be supplied with energy in the future. Siemens has, among other things, developed technologies that integrate electric vehicles into the energy management systems of large buildings. The results are being presented at the European Conference on Nanoelectronics and Embedded Systems for Electric Mobility ecoCity eMotion in Erlangen from September 22-26.
- The intelligent power grid of tomorrow, the so-called Smart Grid, ensures that energy from renewable energy sources is extensively integrated in private households. Electric cars can be recharged overnight with off-peak energy, generated by wind power. (Image: Siemens) -
Like other energy consumers and small producers, electric cars still operate in a completely uncoordinated manner, feeding energy into the grid at random times and tapping electricity in a similarly arbitrary manner. If their numbers continue to increase, their energy demand and the energy they can supply will have to be planned in advance in order to keep the grid stable. According to experts, the solution is to create an Internet of Energy that would largely allow consumers and producers to coordinate supply and demand autonomously among themselves. An Internet of Energy would be equipped with smart forecasting systems that would use weather forecasts, traffic expectations and other information to predict future energy demand.
Within the framework of Artemis, Siemens is developing solutions that enable large numbers of small producers to coordinate power generation more or less on their own while maintaining grid stability. The grid is connected to the Internet through secure, seamless interfaces so that the electric vehicles' energy needs can be coordinated with the supply. In the development of this system, the electric vehicles also serve as a model for other decentralized energy consumers and suppliers.
Basically, the aim is to combine the infrastructure - and therefore also the power grid - with the Internet in order to fully control the flow of energy. The necessary information is provided by a range of different systems, including power flow sensors that will be installed at a large number of points throughout the distribution network, even on its medium-voltage lines. Siemens is also developing highly efficient power electronics for charging stations and other systems. In combination with fast energy storage devices, these electronics will ensure optimum grid stability.
During the conference, Siemens is demonstrating its latest developments for the Internet of Energy at its research facility. It is showing how various smart charging stations for alternating and direct current can be integrated into the energy management system of a large functional building. The system regulates and controls the flows of energy and loads within the building. In addition, simulations show how the energy manager can incorporate the current traffic situation - in this case information about the electric vehicles - into its fooooorecasts.
Source: Siemens "
'Solutions for an 'internet of energy' ' - NW/EU/ARP/S/ECoN&ESfEC/eCeM - Sep 26, 2014
www.artemis-ioe.eu
www.artemis-ioe.eu/events/
www.nanowerk.com/news2/green/newsid=37546.php?utm_source=fee…
"In the EU-funded Artemis research project, Siemens has developed solutions for a future "Internet of Energy." This Internet of Energy is defined as the networking of relatively autonomous electricity producers and consumers, who determine and cover the energy demand among themselves. Such an infrastructure will become neeeeeeecessary
when large numbers of electric vehicles have to be supplied with energy in the future. Siemens has, among other things, developed technologies that integrate electric vehicles into the energy management systems of large buildings. The results are being presented at the European Conference on Nanoelectronics and Embedded Systems for Electric Mobility ecoCity eMotion in Erlangen from September 22-26.- The intelligent power grid of tomorrow, the so-called Smart Grid, ensures that energy from renewable energy sources is extensively integrated in private households. Electric cars can be recharged overnight with off-peak energy, generated by wind power. (Image: Siemens) -
Like other energy consumers and small producers, electric cars still operate in a completely uncoordinated manner, feeding energy into the grid at random times and tapping electricity in a similarly arbitrary manner. If their numbers continue to increase, their energy demand and the energy they can supply will have to be planned in advance in order to keep the grid stable. According to experts, the solution is to create an Internet of Energy that would largely allow consumers and producers to coordinate supply and demand autonomously among themselves. An Internet of Energy would be equipped with smart forecasting systems that would use weather forecasts, traffic expectations and other information to predict future energy demand.
Within the framework of Artemis, Siemens is developing solutions that enable large numbers of small producers to coordinate power generation more or less on their own while maintaining grid stability. The grid is connected to the Internet through secure, seamless interfaces so that the electric vehicles' energy needs can be coordinated with the supply. In the development of this system, the electric vehicles also serve as a model for other decentralized energy consumers and suppliers.
Basically, the aim is to combine the infrastructure - and therefore also the power grid - with the Internet in order to fully control the flow of energy. The necessary information is provided by a range of different systems, including power flow sensors that will be installed at a large number of points throughout the distribution network, even on its medium-voltage lines. Siemens is also developing highly efficient power electronics for charging stations and other systems. In combination with fast energy storage devices, these electronics will ensure optimum grid stability.
During the conference, Siemens is demonstrating its latest developments for the Internet of Energy at its research facility. It is showing how various smart charging stations for alternating and direct current can be integrated into the energy management system of a large functional building. The system regulates and controls the flows of energy and loads within the building. In addition, simulations show how the energy manager can incorporate the current traffic situation - in this case information about the electric vehicles - into its fooooorecasts.
Source: Siemens "
Sierra Wireless "Celebrates Shipment of Its 100,000,000th Connected Device", Since launching the world’s 1st cellular embedded module in '97, Sierra Wireless has shipped >100.000.000 devices to connect the Internet of Things - Sep 9, 2014
www.sierrawireless.com/Newsroom/newsreleases/2014/09-09-2014…
"LAS VEGAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--
Sierra Wireless (SWIR) (SW.TO) is celebrating a major achievement in the company’s history, having shipped over 100 million connected devices on more than 80 networks worldwide since it developed the world’s first embedded cellular module in 1997.
“Providing innovative wireless solutions that connect the Internet of Things has been fundamental to our business success and we’re excited to play a key role in this rapidly expanding industry,” said Jason Cohenour, President and CEO of Sierra Wireless. “Throughout our 21-year history, we have been privileged to deliver market leading wireless solutions that are helping organizations become more efficient, improve operations, and expand their business models. We are very proud of achieving this 100 million device milestone and look forward to continuing to help our global customers and partners achieve their business objectives.”
Sierra Wireless is ranked number one in the world in machine-to-machine (M2M) cellular embedded modules1 and has the most comprehensive portfolio of wireless M2M devices including 2G, 3G, and 4G modules and gateways. The company is the recognized leader in 4G LTE and remains focused on technology leadership, developing innovative solutions that make M2M wireless communications easier to integrate, deploy, and maintain.
“Sierra Wireless has a strong history of innovation and we have been first-to-market with the world’s smallest module, embedded development platform, embedded SIM, cloud based device management, interchangeable modules and 4G LTE solutions,” said Philippe Guillemette, Chief Technology Officer at Sierra Wireless. “We recently introduced Legato, the industry’s first open-source embedded development platform for M2M, based on Linux. We are committed to an open-source strategy because we believe that it will drive innovation in the Internet of Things the way that it has in so many other areas of technology development, by enabling developers to get their applications to market faster and easier. Supported by a growing development community, Legato offers a foundation for building the next 100 million connected devices.”
Legato is built into the latest generation of smart modules from Sierra Wireless and is pre-integrated with the AirVantage® M2M Cloud, which provides a comprehensive set of device management capabilities, along with a robust set of APIs that allow organizations to collect, integrate, and utilize the data from their connected assets.
The combination of smart modules, Legato, and AirVantage Cloud provides customers and partners with a complete device-to-cloud platform, enabling them to rapidly build and deploy their Internet of Things solution. With a market-leading position, the company will continue to drive innovation through collaboration with its customers and industry partners, as well as through acquisitions that expand its presence in the Internet of Things.
CTIA Super Mobility Week 2014
Sierra Wireless will be showcasing the company’s latest innovations for the Internet of Things at CTIA Super Mobility Week, September 9 to 11 at the Sands Convention Center in Las Vegas. Attendees are welcome to visit us at stand 6026 in the M2M Zone.
Innovation Timeline:
For a timeline of innovations that span the company’s history, please visit www.sierrawireless.com/AboutUs/History_of_Innovation. To view and download images of Sierra Wireless products, please visit http://www.sierrawireless.com/newsroom/productimages.aspx.
About Sierra Wireless
Sierra Wireless (SWIR) (SW.TO) is the global leader in machine-to-machine (M2M) devices and cloud services, delivering intelligent wireless solutions that simplify the connected world. We offer the industry’s most comprehensive portfolio of 2G, 3G and 4G embedded modules and gateways, seamlessly integrated with our secure M2M cloud services. Customers worldwide, including OEMs, enterprises, and mobile network operators, trust our innovative solutions to get their connected products and services to market faster. Sierra Wireless has more than 900 employees globally and has R&D centers in North America, Europe and Asia. For more information, visit www.sierrawireless.com.
“Open AT,” “Legato,” and “AirVantage” are trademarks of Sierra Wireless. Other product or service names mentioned herein may be the trademarks of their respective owners. "
www.sierrawireless.com/Newsroom/newsreleases/2014/09-09-2014…
"LAS VEGAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--
Sierra Wireless (SWIR) (SW.TO) is celebrating a major achievement in the company’s history, having shipped over 100 million connected devices on more than 80 networks worldwide since it developed the world’s first embedded cellular module in 1997.
“Providing innovative wireless solutions that connect the Internet of Things has been fundamental to our business success and we’re excited to play a key role in this rapidly expanding industry,” said Jason Cohenour, President and CEO of Sierra Wireless. “Throughout our 21-year history, we have been privileged to deliver market leading wireless solutions that are helping organizations become more efficient, improve operations, and expand their business models. We are very proud of achieving this 100 million device milestone and look forward to continuing to help our global customers and partners achieve their business objectives.”
Sierra Wireless is ranked number one in the world in machine-to-machine (M2M) cellular embedded modules1 and has the most comprehensive portfolio of wireless M2M devices including 2G, 3G, and 4G modules and gateways. The company is the recognized leader in 4G LTE and remains focused on technology leadership, developing innovative solutions that make M2M wireless communications easier to integrate, deploy, and maintain.
“Sierra Wireless has a strong history of innovation and we have been first-to-market with the world’s smallest module, embedded development platform, embedded SIM, cloud based device management, interchangeable modules and 4G LTE solutions,” said Philippe Guillemette, Chief Technology Officer at Sierra Wireless. “We recently introduced Legato, the industry’s first open-source embedded development platform for M2M, based on Linux. We are committed to an open-source strategy because we believe that it will drive innovation in the Internet of Things the way that it has in so many other areas of technology development, by enabling developers to get their applications to market faster and easier. Supported by a growing development community, Legato offers a foundation for building the next 100 million connected devices.”
Legato is built into the latest generation of smart modules from Sierra Wireless and is pre-integrated with the AirVantage® M2M Cloud, which provides a comprehensive set of device management capabilities, along with a robust set of APIs that allow organizations to collect, integrate, and utilize the data from their connected assets.
The combination of smart modules, Legato, and AirVantage Cloud provides customers and partners with a complete device-to-cloud platform, enabling them to rapidly build and deploy their Internet of Things solution. With a market-leading position, the company will continue to drive innovation through collaboration with its customers and industry partners, as well as through acquisitions that expand its presence in the Internet of Things.
CTIA Super Mobility Week 2014
Sierra Wireless will be showcasing the company’s latest innovations for the Internet of Things at CTIA Super Mobility Week, September 9 to 11 at the Sands Convention Center in Las Vegas. Attendees are welcome to visit us at stand 6026 in the M2M Zone.
Innovation Timeline:
For a timeline of innovations that span the company’s history, please visit www.sierrawireless.com/AboutUs/History_of_Innovation. To view and download images of Sierra Wireless products, please visit http://www.sierrawireless.com/newsroom/productimages.aspx.
About Sierra Wireless
Sierra Wireless (SWIR) (SW.TO) is the global leader in machine-to-machine (M2M) devices and cloud services, delivering intelligent wireless solutions that simplify the connected world. We offer the industry’s most comprehensive portfolio of 2G, 3G and 4G embedded modules and gateways, seamlessly integrated with our secure M2M cloud services. Customers worldwide, including OEMs, enterprises, and mobile network operators, trust our innovative solutions to get their connected products and services to market faster. Sierra Wireless has more than 900 employees globally and has R&D centers in North America, Europe and Asia. For more information, visit www.sierrawireless.com.
“Open AT,” “Legato,” and “AirVantage” are trademarks of Sierra Wireless. Other product or service names mentioned herein may be the trademarks of their respective owners. "
...wieder dabei...hätt die einfach liegen lassen sollen....schade, schade....teurer nachgekauft....sollten die Börsen aber einigermassen noch halten bis Mitte nächsten Jahres, werden wir hier wohl >> 50$ sehen...verkaufen tue ich die drunter nimmer mehr...
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.605.599 von Floorstreet am 25.08.14 19:46:40Bin auch mit dabei, schon länger, und werde trotz Volatilität noch länger dabeibleiben.
Ich bin noch an Board, und zwar mittel- bis langfristig.
Spekulieren kann man viel, aber ich wäre zufrieden wenn sich der Kurs beim aktuellen Niveau einpendelt. Wäre schon ein beachtlicher Sprung. Volatil wird es aber bleiben. Könnte mir gut vorstellen, dass der Kurs die nächsten Monate zwischen 22 und 28 USD herum pendelt.
Spekulieren kann man viel, aber ich wäre zufrieden wenn sich der Kurs beim aktuellen Niveau einpendelt. Wäre schon ein beachtlicher Sprung. Volatil wird es aber bleiben. Könnte mir gut vorstellen, dass der Kurs die nächsten Monate zwischen 22 und 28 USD herum pendelt.
Sieht doch hervorragend aus. Noch jemand investiert? Eure Kursziele bis 31.12.14?
Sierra Wireless Reports 2nd Quarter '14 Results - Jul 31, 2014
www.stockhouse.com/news/press-releases/2014/07/31/sierra-wir…
www.stockhouse.com/news/press-releases/2014/07/31/sierra-wir…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 44.203.413 von wallfox5771 am 01.03.13 15:24:19
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