TinyOS
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- TinyOS is an open source, BSD-licensed operating system designed for low-power wireless devices, such as those used in sensor networks, ubiquitous computing, personal area networks, smart buildings, and smart meters.
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A data compression system for wireless sensor networks implementing a distributed wavelet transform on TinyOS. It includes custom networking protocols, a multi-packet fragmentation service, and spatial transform logic optimized for the Crossbow MicaZ platform.
PiSync: PI Controller-Based Time Synchronization for TinyOS
A TinyOS implementation of an adaptive Proportional-Integral (PI) clock synchronization algorithm for Wireless Sensor Networks. It provides high-precision time synchronization by modeling clock drift and offset using control theory principles to ensure stability and accuracy across distributed nodes.
RBO Protocol Simulation for TinyOS
A Java-based prototype and simulation environment for the Robust Broadcast-Scheduling Protocol (RBO). It emulates core TinyOS components to facilitate the development and testing of energy-efficient broadcast scheduling for wireless sensor networks.
RE4TinyOS: Reverse Engineering for TinyOS
A model-driven round-trip engineering framework designed for reverse engineering TinyOS applications. It provides tools to extract architectural models from nesC source code, facilitating the analysis and maintenance of wireless sensor network firmware.
SNU 2D Programming Tools IDE for nesC
A nesC programming language IDE submodule for the SNU Programming Tools suite (2D Mode). It provides a development environment for nesC, the language primarily used for building applications on the TinyOS operating system for wireless sensor networks.
TAG and Tina Implementation on TinyOS
An implementation of the TAG and Tina routing algorithms for Wireless Sensor Networks using TinyOS. It facilitates the creation and maintenance of routing trees among sensor motes to perform efficient data aggregation tasks such as SUM, MAX, MIN, and AVG.
TinyOS Apps for MSP430F5529
A collection of TinyOS applications designed to test and demonstrate various peripherals on the MSP430F5529 microcontroller. The project specifically targets the EXP430F5529 development board and includes examples for ADC, I2C, PWM, and radio communication.
TinyOS Cooja Simulator Application
A TinyOS application designed for wireless sensor network simulation in the Cooja environment. It demonstrates data broadcasting between three motes, utilizing timers and radio interfaces to synchronize LED states based on received counter values and sender IDs.