Wireless technology is all the rage nowadays -- everybody is talking about it! Wireless telephones, car door openers, inventory tracking barcode scanners, local area networks, and even internet connections have become commonplace. On this page, we provide some interesting wireless links as well as information about our involvement in the wireless industry.

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History of Pegasus Technologies:

Started in August 1996, Pegasus Technologies set out to become a significant force in the development of new Spread Spectrum products. SSS magazine (in its paper based earlier form) was purchased from our friend Randy Roberts in October 2000. The combination of a built-in advertising and promotion medium along with the skills, capabilities and talents of the Pegasus Technologies team have made a very successful venture. Today Pegasus Technologies and SSS are looked upon as leaders in this field.

The Leader of Pegasus Technologies:

Jim Pearce is the dynamic force behind Pegasus Technologies and SSS. He has over twenty five years in the field of electronics and Spread Spectrum Communications and provides a wealth of system, RF and practical experience. To find out more: Read Biography of Jim Pearce.

• Design, development and test of RF, Spread Spectrum or Digital Communications products.
  
• Telephone, FAX and Email consultation on problems, new designs or design modifications.
  
• Mentoring, Training, "Sanity Checking," Feasibility Checking or validating existing / planned designs.
  
• Simulation, Modeling, Prototyping or Design Reviewing new ideas / new products.
  
• Component and circuit design through complete system testing.
  

• AT&T Laboratories, Cambridge, UK: Active Badges
• Carnegie Mellon University: Coda File System -
• Carnegie Mellon University: Wearable Computers -
• Columbia University: Mobile Computing Lab
• Columbia University: Center for Telecoms Research
• Hong Kong University of Science and Technology: Wireless Communications Laboratory
• Japan: WIDE Project
• University of Lancaster, UK: Mobile Open Systems Technology
• University of Massachusetts, Amherst: Wireless LAN group
• University of Maryland: Mobile Computing and Multimedia Lab
• MIT: Rover Mobile Application Toolkit
• Ohio University: Telecommunications Center Home Page
• Purdue University: Mobile Computing Research
• The University of Rochester - Telecommunications
• Rutgers University: WINLAB, the Wireless Information Network Laboratory
• Rutgers University: DATAMAN Mobile Computing Laboratory
• Stanford University: SMART ANTENNAS RESEARCH GROUP
• University of Surrey, U.K.: Center for Communications Systems Research
• University of Texas, Austin: Wireless Networking and Communications Group
• US Navy: MONET
• Virginia Tech: Mobile and Portable Research Group (MPRG)
• University of Washington, Seattle: Mobile Computing Group -
• University of Waterloo: Mobile Computing research
• Xerox: PARCTAB
• Xerox PARC: Bayou Project
• Xerox PARC: UbiComp