Amanda Siegfried

UT Dallas
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David Lary's GASP project, based at the University of Texas at Dallas, will deploy white-domed nodes, like the one shown here, on lampposts in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Inside each node is a set of computing hardware and environmental sensors comprising the Waggle smart sensor platform, developed by scientists at Argonne National Laboratory.
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