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    WISENET (Wireless Sensor Network)Presented By -

    Rishabh Chaudhary

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    Overview

    Introduction System Description Design Goals Design Methodology TinyOS Modes of Operation Project Success

    Software design shelf products Future Projects / Extensions Potential Applications Conclusion

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    System Description

    There are two primary subsystems : Data Analysis Data Acquisition

    Comprised of three major components:

    Client Server Sensor Mote Network

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    WISENET- System Block Diagram

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    Server ComponentInputs/Outputs

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    Sensor Mote ComponentInputs/Outputs

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    Block Diagram Sensor Mote

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    Design Goals Use of Commercial-Off-The-Shelf (COTS) software &

    standard interfaces where applicable Apache web-server (HTTP) MySQL database PHP web programming language

    Simple, web-based user interface

    Battery-powered, wireless sensor nodes: 'motes' Low-power consumption = Long battery life Motes create self-organizing ('ad-hoc') networks for

    robust communications

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    TinyOS

    Real-time operating system for microcontrollers Open-source project at UC Berkeley Key Features:

    Developed for sensing applications Emphasis on low-power: Idle & sleep modes Highly modular architecture Efficient utilization of resources

    Currently developed for Atmega microcontrollers

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    TinyOS

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    Modes of Operation

    Sleep Mode -Power Conservation

    Query Mode -Data Acquisition Re-Programming Mode -Future Option

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    Project Success Wisenet is partially operational

    2 Motes w/ prototype sensor boards TinyOS modified for CC1010 Server running WiseDB + web interface Sensor boards are not currently powered by

    batteries. Problems with DC-DC converter

    Unable to test multi-hop routing due to lack of motes

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    Software design shelf products

    Apache PHP MySQL Chart Director Software custom

    components:. Web program. WiseDB.Port of tinyOS

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    Future Projects / Extensions Expand network to develop & test

    multi-hop routing Develop a single-board mote

    Create a expandable, plug-in sensor interface Research alternative energy sources

    Solar cell, rechargeable batteries Continue development of TinyOS

    Improve tools Optimize performance / reduce power usage

    Improve web interface Data analysis

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    Conclusion WISENET: Wireless Sensor Network Emerging technology that will change the world Many real-world applications Low-power Open-source software Modular mote application design (TinyOS) Flexible server implementation

    Simple user interface via the web

    WISENET is a step to the future of wireless sensing technology.

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    Thank You