This project, collaborated between Renesas, Institute
for Infocomm Research and Republic Polytechnic Singapore,
is to demonstrate how a collaborative sensor network
can be developed and deployed using T-Engine. A collaborative
sensor network is capable of detecting events and forwarding
the collected information to interested sinks, which
can be used to facilitate system control. One proposed
application is temperature sensing in warehouse environments
for perishable goods.
Test Bed Setup :
• An information sink, a PC or PDA, signals
its information interests using a Graphical User
Interface over the wireless link.
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Interests are propagated through the whole wireless
sensor network.
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Sensors monitor temperatures and send data back to
the sink through the sensor network.
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Sink displays temperatures graphically to users for
further processing.
Features :
• Applicable to various applications.
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Customized user interests.
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Real-time event handling.
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Ad-hoc deployment.
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Energy saving solution.
More about the TRON-Show :
• Only 2 educational institutions from Singapore
were present. One from RP and the other from NTU.
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The show was visited by 3 cabinet ministers, many
senior government officials and 20 members of parliament
from Japan.
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There were also 4 senior Korean researchers and 2
Korean government VIP present.
Partners : Republic Polytechnic
Institute of Infocomm Research (IIR)
Renesas System Solutions (RSS)
Participants from RP : Tan Heap
Jui (TDC Manager)
Ravi s/o Suppiah (Rep at The Tron-Show)
Koh Chee Keat
Caleb Tan
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