Zigbee wireless network application research case study within Taiwan university campus

Using Zigbee techniques as a back bone to develop ubiquitous applications has been warming up while current information technology evolution moving from electrification to mobilization. However, most successful business cases still rely on mobile tools, such as PDA, WIFI, RFID, and GPS, to realize the concept of ubiquitous. The main challenges ahead for making real U-applications on the market are not only the definitions of zigbee specifications and protocols, but the related optimal database build-up and interface design methods. This paper aims to explore the necessary considerations between the gaps within ubiquitous information systems analysis and design stages which could direct the right path for database arrangement. This follows the system development life cycle (SDLC) to identify a zigbee wireless network's optimal placement, data flows, and related database design and on line analysis process (OLAP).