Top 12 ZigBee Apps

January 12, 2006

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Monitoring and control of lights, HVAC, and security in commercial buildings
Industrial monitoring and control, with sensors and actuators in manufacturing, process control, farming, environmental, and other areas
Automatic meter reading (AMR) with load management, enabling the utility industry to cut costs and save electrical and gas energy
Oil and gas production, transmission, and exploration with supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) as well as other telemetry
Home monitoring and control of lights, HVAC, security, and other systems
Medical and health monitoring of patients, equipment, and facilities
Military, with battlefield monitoring and robotic control
Automotive, with sensor networks to report on the status of all systems
Consumer, with remote control of toys, games, TV, stereo, DVD, stereo, and appliances
Computer peripherals, such as the mouse, keyboard, game controllers, and printer
Active RFID, with battery-powered tags for shipping, tracking, and storing larger items and asset management
Machine-to-machine (M2M) communications between devices via the Internet

Monitoring and control of lights, HVAC, and security in commercial buildings
Industrial monitoring and control, with sensors and actuators in manufacturing, process control, farming, environmental, and other areas
Automatic meter reading (AMR) with load management, enabling the utility industry to cut costs and save electrical and gas energy
Oil and gas production, transmission, and exploration with supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) as well as other telemetry
Home monitoring and control of lights, HVAC, security, and other systems
Medical and health monitoring of patients, equipment, and facilities
Military, with battlefield monitoring and robotic control
Automotive, with sensor networks to report on the status of all systems
Consumer, with remote control of toys, games, TV, stereo, DVD, stereo, and appliances
Computer peripherals, such as the mouse, keyboard, game controllers, and printer
Active RFID, with battery-powered tags for shipping, tracking, and storing larger items and asset management
Machine-to-machine (M2M) communications between devices via the Internet

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