We would like to announce the release of the SNEE sensor network query compiler/optimizer. SNEE (for Sensor NEtwork Engine) has been developed at the University of Manchester. It supports an expressive continuous, declarative query language over acquisitional streams, called SNEEql, using a software architecture
Monthly Archives: December 2009
December 23, 2009 by Marco Zennaro | No comments
SNEE: Sensor Network Query Compiler/Optimizer :: Source Code Release
December 23, 2009 by Marco Zennaro | No comments
Interfacing Sensor Networks with Web 2.0: Twitter and WordPress
Libelium has released a new application to send data collected by its sensor network to Twitter and WordPress. The final idea is to make things and the environment “talk” and have its own space in the web updated in real
December 22, 2009 by Marco Zennaro | 1 Comment
Google Android Father Says Our Mobile Future Is Steeped in Sensors
Andy Rubin, father of Google’s Android operating system, waxed ecstatic about the future of mobile computing in a blog post Sept. 19. Noting that there are roughly 3.2 billion mobile gadget subscribers in the world, Rubin said sensors in our
December 15, 2009 by Marco Zennaro | No comments
Hacked Wiimote Makes Super Scientific Sensor
From Wired Science: To gamers, $40 may seem like a steep price to replace a Wii remote controller, but to scientists, a hacked Wiimote is a steal compared to the pricey sensors needed for a lot of field research. Inspired
December 14, 2009 by Marco Zennaro | No comments
CitiSense: Cellular Environmental Monitoring
From dailywireless.org: CitiSense, a cell-phone based sensor network system, has won a $1.5 million grant from the National Science Foundation to develop and deploy hundreds of small environmental sensors carried by the public in San Diego. The goal of CitiSense is
December 09, 2009 by Claro Noda | 1 Comment
Automated Driving
From: smartplanet.com At UC Berkeley, PATH Research Program investigate technologies that would allow cars, buses and trucks to connect with the roadway using sensors placed on vehicles and magnets drilled into the cement. Researcher Wei-Bin Zhang believes the technology could
December 09, 2009 by Marco Zennaro | No comments
Top 10 Internet of Things Products of 2009
From ReadWriteWeb: 2009 has been a turning point for the Internet of Things, when real world objects (such as lights, cars and packages) get connected to the Internet. This trend has added a significant amount of new data to the Web,
December 09, 2009 by Marco Zennaro | No comments
Lecture slides for 6LoWPAN released
The companion lecture slides for 6LoWPAN: The Wireless Embedded Internet have now been released on The Book page of 6lowpan.net. This first part of the book’s course material includes a suggested course syllabus, and 115 of lecture slides in both PowerPoint and
December 02, 2009 by Marco Zennaro | 1 Comment
Waspmote Official Live Demos
Just one week after the release, the Waspmote sensor platform will be shown in two public presentations during the month of December. Libelium will show among other things how the Gas Sensor Board can measure in real time small variations
December 02, 2009 by Marco Zennaro | No comments
Sensors Mag – RF Energy Harvesting Enables Wireless Sensor Networks
Sensors Magazine recently published the article “RF Energy Harvesting Enables Wireless Sensor Networks” by Harry Ostaffe of Powercast. The article is a brief introduction to RF energy harvesting: what it is, what it does, and how it enables wireless sensor networking
