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NEEDHAM, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sept. 21, 2006--Today, Sensicast Systems (www.sensicast.com), worldwide provider of wireless sensor networks for industrial automation and monitoring enhancement, announced it is shipping SensiNet 3.0®--the industry’s first end-to-end, wireless mesh sensor network solution that can be tailored to specific applications using a self-configuring building block approach.

Sensicast’s third-generation mesh networking offering, SensiNet 3.0 is based on a building block deployment approach--for fast installation and scalability (from small networks to very large/multi-facility networks of hundreds of sensors). SensiNet’s patented wireless mesh network technology enables end-user customers such as plant and building managers to quickly install and operate comprehensive, yet tailor-made systems to wirelessly track conditions and processes in their facilities.