This presentation discusses miniature, lightweight, self-powered wireless sensors, and networking software needs

Akl, Robert G.

El Rewini, Hesham

Kavi, Krishna M.

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Self-Configuring Wireless  MEMS Network  N-CSSC Net-Centric Software & Systems Consortium Planning Meeting February 20 - 22, 2008   Robert Akl UNT rakl@cse.unt.edu (940) 565-2804 Krishna Kavi UNT kavi@cse.unt.edu Hesham El Rewini SMU rewini@engr.smu.edu 1/7/2011 Net-Centric Software & Systems Consortium N-CSSC Project Description • Considerable interest in miniature, lightweight, self-powered wireless sensors. • Networking software should sense other compatible sensors and establish secure communication. • Software needs to be small and efficient. • Network should be adaptable to real-time changes in number of networked devices, changes in environment, hostile EMI, etc.,  without loss of service.   2 1/7/2011 Net-Centric Software & Systems Consortium Our Solution N-CSSC • Investigate, prototype, and test small networking software package that meets requirements of secure, viable, and adaptable communication assuming all mobile devices. • Develop report that identifies and describes work, including requirements, designs, tests, and source. • Provide software demonstration/prototype. 3 1/7/2011 Net-Centric Software & Systems Consortium N-CSSC Our Solution 4 1/7/2011 Net-Centric Software & Systems Consortium N-CSSC Experimental Plan • Leverage existing standards and guidelines to apply and scale to new applications. • Use model-based engineering techniques for requirements and design. • Use integrated development environments and automated test and test generation tools. 5 1/7/2011 Net-Centric Software & Systems Consortium N-CSSC Industry Member Benefits • Lockheed Martin Aeronautics: sensors can be installed practically any location and left to function without requiring access panels for maintenance. • Envisioned use includes condition based maintenance and flight-test and consumer instrumentation applications. • Large cost savings are be achieved in predictive maintenance rather than timed or reactive maintenance. 6 1/7/2011 Net-Centric Software & Systems Consortium 7 N-CSSC Deliverables and Budget Deliverables: 3-months:  Interim review of literature search and assessment activities 6-months:  Perform incremental review of designs, tests, and prototype      code using integrated development environment 9-months:  Provide demonstration (actual equipment, prototype, and/or      simulation) of network capability to deliver information to    requesting system illustrating network re-configurability with nodes    dropping out and adding in.  Budget:  Support 2 graduate students, 2 months for PIs,  and 2 travels  $93K for 1 year 

Self-Configuring Wireless MEMS Network

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