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Two Mote Projects

Two Mote Projects. Barbara Hohlt NEST Retreat 18 June 2002 <hohltb@cs.berkeley.edu>. Two Mote Projects. Sundial Prof. Ruzena Bajcsy and SUPERB student <bajcsy@eecs.berkeley.edu> Ivy Infrastructure Project Prof. Kris Pister <pister@eecs.berkeley.edu>. Sundial.

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Two Mote Projects

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  1. Two Mote Projects Barbara Hohlt NEST Retreat 18 June 2002 <hohltb@cs.berkeley.edu>

  2. Two Mote Projects • Sundial • Prof. Ruzena Bajcsy and SUPERB student • <bajcsy@eecs.berkeley.edu> • Ivy Infrastructure Project • Prof. Kris Pister • <pister@eecs.berkeley.edu>

  3. Sundial • Investigate properties of light sensors on motes • Ultimate goal: to build a mote camera • Arrays of light sensors in unusual geometries • Automatic sensor calibration • Near goal: Sundial

  4. Ivy Infrastructure Project • Principle goal is to provide a research infrastructure • People: Kris Pister, Barbara Hohlt, Jaein Jeong, Support Staff, JP Vainio • Advertisment for fulltime PA-II out now (CITRIS) • First Demo: BSAC Equipment Inventory

  5. Idea • A network of fixed and mobile motes in Cory Hall • 1 year on 2 AA batteries • ~1% duty cycle • Motes send connectivity information and “custom data” to a base station • Log and web interface

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