Context, particularly location, is an important source of information for human-computer interaction. In our project, we examine hardware, networking, and systems issues for a location sensing infrastructure. We present a thorough empirical analysis of the TinyOS RF motes.

Berkeley resources for DARPA Project: Secure Language-Based Adaptive Platform for Network Embedded Systems.

Discusses saving energy in buildings by distributed sensor networks featuring TinyOS.

Graduate seminar on dense collections of smart sensors, processors, and actuators, networked to form self-configuring teams. Provides basis for new computing paradigm that challenges many classical approaches to distributed systems.

Short article with very good descriptions, several photographs, some links.

Project summary, downloads, administrator contacts. Because size DOES matter.

Brief technical description with a useful photograph and diagram.

Event-based operating environment/framework designed for use with embedded networked sensors, to support concurrency intense operations needed by sensor networks, with minimal hardware requirements. Documents, publications, slide shows, downloads. [Open Source, BSD]

Project page of project participant Jason Hill. Explanations and diagrams: mote active messages and ad hoc routing, CompGlue graphical system to graphically connect and include components via VHDL hardware design tools.