Wireless Sensor Networks: Difference between revisions
No edit summary |
No edit summary |
||
| Line 53: | Line 53: | ||
---- | ---- | ||
=== '''WSN sub-projects and tasks''' === | === '''WSN sub-projects and tasks''' === | ||
[[WSN_sub-projects | WSN sub-projects and tasks]] | [[WSN_sub-projects | WSN sub-projects and tasks]] details | ||
---- | ---- | ||
---- | ---- | ||
Revision as of 19:49, 9 October 2010
Available WSN hardware
9x MoteIV TmoteSky and 9x Crosbow TelosB WSN modules:
- Jurík Petr - 0x
- Beneš Pavel - 0x + 0x USB cabel + 0x accumulator + 0x charger
- Markovic Erik - 0x + 0x USB cabel + 0x accumulator
- Juras Marek - 0x TelosB +0x USB cabel + 0x accumulator + 0x charger
- Trdlicka Jiri - 18x TelosB
2x Freescale 1320x RF Daughter Card:
- Jurík Petr - 2x
2x TI/Chipcon CC2420DK (CC2400EB + CC2420EM + Antenna)
- Trdlicka Jiri - 2x
2x TI/Chipcon CC2420 EMK
- Jurík Petr - 2x
Other possible hardware solutions
- TI/Chipcon CC2520 Second generation 2.4 GHz ZigBee/IEEE 802.15.4 RF transceiver, link CC2520 radio
WSN Applications
Automotive E-safety System (done)
- responsible people:
- Soukup Jan, Krákora Jan
- short description:
- wireless vehicle to vehicle communication, which should improve the active safety on the roads. The main goal is to prevent the mass car accidents with the distributed warning system. In consequences of an obstacle detection (driver's reactions - hard breaking, fast trajectory change...) the function unit starts to transmit a warning signal which is then distributed to other nearby vehicles and forwarded by them to cars a few kilometers ahead the obstacle.
- date
- March2006 -
- Automotive safety system project link
Parkinson's disease monitoring (ongoing, open)
- responsible people:
- Markovi Erik, Auersvald Martin, Kubias Jiří, Šprdlík Otakar, Jurík Petr, Trdlika Jiří
- short description:
- Wireless sensor motes placed on limbs (legs, arms) transmit periodically measured data to a central node for storing and evaluation. Once a day (or in predefined period) data from central node is downloaded to PC or PDA for analysis and computation of feedback in the form of brain stimulation or appropriate dose of medicine.
- date:
- Jul/2006 -
- Parkinson's disease monitoring project link
WSN sub-projects and tasks
WSN sub-projects and tasks details
Real-Time Object Tracking with Wireless Sensor Networks (done)
- responsible people:
- Inderjit Singh, Trdlika Jiří
- short description:
- The aim of the thesis is to design and implement a wireless sensor network for object tracking under real-time constraints, using time division media access (TDMA).
- date
- February/2007 -
- Real-Time Object Tracking project link