Networked Embedded Systems Technology
Overview
Originally, the Network Embedded Systems Technology was a DARPA funded project dealing with middleware services and novel applications of Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN). Today NEST is an umbrella project encompassing different ongoing research activities in the WSN domain.
Over the years we have developed many fundamental services, tools and interesting applications of WSNs:
Services:
Applications:
- Countersniper System
- Tracking Mobile Radio Nodes
- Multimodal Target Tracking
- Mobile Pollution Monitoring Network
Tools:
- Prowler: Probabilistic Wireless Network Simulator
- GRATIS: model-based development environment
- TinyDT: Eclipse IDE for TinyOS
People
Researchers:
- Akos Ledeczi, Associate Professor
- Peter Volgyesi, Research Scientist
- Xenofon Koutsoukos, Associate Professor
- Janos Sallai, Research Scientist
Graduate Students:
- Will Hedgecock
- Benjamin Babjak
- Sandor Szilvasi
Former Members:
- Miklos Maroti, Associate Professor, University of Szeged
- Gyula Simon, Associate Professor, University of Pannonia
- Branislav Kusy, Research Scientist, CSIRO
- Andras Nadas, Research Engineer, ISIS
- Gyorgy Balogh, Hungary
- Isaac Amundson, Medtronic
- Manish Kushwaha, Qualcomm
Download
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RIPS - Radio Interferometric Positioning System
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Time Synchronization
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HSN Time Synchronization
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DFRF - Directed Flood Routing Framework
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GRATIS - Graphical Development Environment for TinyOS
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PROWLER - Probabilistic Wireless Network Simulator
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JProwler - Java Probabilistic Wireless Network Simulator
- The current version is avaiable from the TinyOS CVS
- Java source code
- JProwler_v1_0.zip (28 KB)
- JProlwer v1.0 Online documentation
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Message Center
For more information, contact Akos Ledeczi.
