Speckled Computing Group
Specks can sense, compute and communicate information wirelessly.
Speckled Computing offers a radically new concept in information technology that has the potential to revolutionise the way we communicate and exchange information.
Specks are small semiconductor devices which can sense and compute locally and communicate wirelessly. Each speck is autonomous, with its own captive, renewable energy source. Thousands of specks, scattered or sprayed on the person or surfaces, can collaborate as programmable computational networks called Specknets.

The Speckled Computing group actively works with organisations to deploy innovative new applications in areas such as:
Health
- Remote Patient Monitoring
- Gait Analysis
Industrial
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Industrial process control
- Building monitoring
Digital Media
- Motion capture for games and animation
- Avatar and games control

Sports & Leisure
- Body performance monitoring
- Coaching assistance & feedback


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