World Wireless Communications Profile
World Wireless Communications, Inc. (the Company) is a developer of wired and wireless telemetry (which is the monitoring, collection and transmission of data by wire or radio from remote sources) and remote control systems. By leveraging its experience developing low-cost, reliable communications systems, the company has created the latest generation of technology to monitor and control various remote devices through the Internet.
The company’s products and services allow data from remote devices to be accessed through a secure, encrypted Internet connection using a standard Web browser located anywhere where there is Internet access. The company’s technology has applications across a range of industries, for which it can substantially improve the efficiency and cost of access and manipulation of important data from widely dispersed equipment.
The company has completed development and testing of the core systems and sub-systems comprising its Internet technology, and are currently engaged in implementing the first phase of its near-term plan—the introduction of the company’s products and services to selected customers in major target markets to establish test installations for a variety of commercial and industrial applications.
X-traWeb technology has a range of diverse applications, the company originally targeted four principal areas to focus its sales: vending machines; facilities management and automatic meter reading; security systems; and food services equipment.
Products and Services
X-traWeb Products
The company’s products and services allow standard web browsers, rather than customized host system software packages, to monitor and control equipment throughout the world where there is Internet access using industry-standard Internet tools. The result is that, from any Internet-accessible location, customers in a variety of industries have real-time comprehensive, cost-efficient information available that helps them better manage their telemetry requirements.
The X-Node
The X-Node is a small (approximately 1 inch by 1 inch printed circuit board that possesses less than 2 kilobytes of memory), fully functional micro-controller which collects, processes and transmits information, and can provide wired or wireless Internet access. X-Nodes are extremely durable in most environmental conditions, have low manufacturing costs, and can be attached to various existing equipment for the purposes of remotely monitoring and controlling the equipment over the Internet.
X-Nodes can be used singly by connecting one to a piece of equipment and adding a modem for Internet connection. In situations with multiple devices, where more than one X-Node is required, customers can use its X-Gate to link the X-Nodes into a self-contained communications network and manage the network. A substantial number of X-Nodes may be linked on a wired or wireless basis to a single X-Gate.
The X-Gate
The company’s X-Gate is an approximately 4 inches by 7 inches printed circuit board with a flexible range of onboard memory reaching as much as eight megabytes. It serves as a data collecting and transmitting system, collecting data sent by one or more X-Nodes and transmitting such data on a wired or wireless basis through the Internet to a web and data hosting server maintained by the company or its customer.
Radios
Spread spectrum radio technology has been used since the 1940s, limited mostly to military applications. Recently, an increased interest in spread spectrum modulation and its advantages has emerged, particularly concerning low-power, high-density personal communication devices.
The company’s line of 900 MHZ spread spectrum radios includes the 900 SS Hopper, a frequency hopping spread spectrum radio that offers reliable communications in a variety of environments.
In addition, the 900 SS MicroHopper—a miniature version of the Hopper—offers a smaller form-factor and lower power-consumption for short range applications.
The company’s also offer the 900 SS Direct—either as a direct sequence or frequency-hopping combined transmitter and receiver (i.e. a transceiver), capable of transmitting data up to 40 kilometers, line of sight.
Antennas
The company also manufactures and sells antennas. The company’s Gonic, New Hampshire based subsidiary, TWC Ltd., maintains approximately 80 different design executions of specialty antennae for use in law enforcement, marine, and custom applications.
Significant Events
The Company and Interlink Global Corp. has executed a memorandum of understanding with World Wireless communications Inc. to develop sales and market opportunities for wireless telecommunications and data services on the island of the Netherlands Antilles.
