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Entry 4: Hitachi Visit
The Japanese technology company Hitachi recently donated a variety of systems to the Duke SmartHouse. These systems include Finger Vein Authentication devices, Smart Cards, and the world’s smallest Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) ยต-Chips. All together the donation is worth over $22,000. The CEO of Hitachi and his senior engineer met with representatives from the Duke Smart House to introduce the technology and get feedback and ideas from SmartHouse members. A new team has been created to handle the technology that Hitachi donated. Jack Sullivan and Tim Gu, the head of Industry Relations, are responsible for contacting Hitachi and securing their donation and involvement with the Duke SmartHouse.
SmartHouse members learning to use the technology that Hitachi donated.
The Japanese technology company Hitachi recently donated a variety of systems to the Duke SmartHouse. These systems include Finger Vein Authentication devices, Smart Cards, and the world’s smallest Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) ยต-Chips. All together the donation is worth over $22,000. The CEO of Hitachi and his senior engineer met with representatives from the Duke Smart House to introduce the technology and get feedback and ideas from SmartHouse members. A new team has been created to handle the technology that Hitachi donated. Jack Sullivan and Tim Gu, the head of Industry Relations, are responsible for contacting Hitachi and securing their donation and involvement with the Duke SmartHouse.
SmartHouse members learning to use the technology that Hitachi donated.
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