We are pleased to announce the opening of the fourth SENSLAB site.
This event will take place at INRIA Rennes research center Thursday, December 1.
For this event, we organize one day with presentation (morning) and tutorial (afternoon) on the SensLab testbed.
The participation in the tutor
Building a competitive and innovative experimental facility that brings France to the forefront of Future Internet research.
FIT (Future Internet of Things) aims to develop an experimental facility, a federated and competitive infrastructure with international visibility and a broad panel of custom
WSN430 and all hardware schematics are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported License.
Based on a work at www.senslab.info.
On request, GERBER files can be requested.
Image: xkcd.com
Strasbourg SensLAB sites has released a great graphical interface to launch demo application on SensLAB nodes. They provide a OpenGL view of the nodes, an IP camera of the sites.
The first demos illustrates a the versatility of radio propagation. One blue nodes emits HELLO packet at different p
If you want to be a beta tester and have the great opportunity to run your embedded application on 256 wireless sensor nodes, register NOW! Only a few dozen of slotsby site are open right now… Two geographical sites are opened in beta test; so if you want to test the platform, you must ask an
The INRIA lille SensLAB site located at 'EuraTechnologies has been inaugurated on March 4th 2010. The site is now used for beta tests from SensLAB project users. We plan to open the site for external beta tester at the beginning of this summer. Stay tune !
The SensLAB project deploys a very large scale open wireless sensor network platform. SensLAB’s main and most important goal is to offer an accurate and efficient scientific tool to help in the design, development, tuning, and experimentation of real large-scale sensor network applications.
Ambient and sensor networks have recently emerged as a premier research topic. Sensor networks are a promising approach and a multi-disciplinary venture that combines computer networks, signal processing, software engineering, embedded systems, and statistics on the technology side. On the scientific applications side, it covers a large spectrum: safety and security of buildings or spaces, measuring traffic flows, environmental engineering, and ecology, to cite a few. Sensor networks will also play an essential role in the upcoming age of pervasive computing as our personal mobile devices will interact with sensor networks dispatched in the environment.
If you do not have a quicktime plugin, you can also download the brief movie on sensor network and SensLAB architecture / services (m4v format: [English or French] and mp4 format [English or French])
SensLAB is a unique scientific tool for the research on wireless sensor networks.
SensLAB is a group of 1K sensor nodes available as a testbed for distributed embedding sensor network application and distributed systems research. Distributed systems based on networked sensors and actuators with embedded computation capabilities allow for an instrumentation of the physical world at an unprecedented scale and density, thus enabling a new generation of monitoring and control applications.
The SensLAB project was started in 2008. As of June 2009, SensLAB was composed of 1024 nodes at 4 sites.
Accounts are available to persons affiliated with corporations and universities that host SensLAB nodes but also to any researchers for R&D purpose on request.
SensLAB members actively participate in developing tools for the greater good of the community, and as a result each user has a wide choice of tools to use in order to design, compile, simulate, emulate, debug his/her embedded sensor application. There are a number of free, public services / tools / package have been deployed on SensLAB , including drivers, OS portage, network simulator (WSNET) and a software-driven simulator for full platform estimations and debu (WSIM).
SensLAB forms the core of the an emerging testbed for the future internet of things technologies.
SensLAB being funded by the ANR through the SensLAB TLCOM grant.
Welcome to Senslab !
Opening day for Rennes SENSLAB site, December 1th
We are pleased to announce the opening of the fourth SENSLAB site. This event will take place at INRIA Rennes research center Thursday, December 1. For this event, we organize one day with presentation (morning) and tutorial (afternoon) on the SensLab testbed. The participation in the tutor
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FIT (Future Internet of Things)
Building a competitive and innovative experimental facility that brings France to the forefront of Future Internet research. FIT (Future Internet of Things) aims to develop an experimental facility, a federated and competitive infrastructure with international visibility and a broad panel of custom
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HiKoB OpenLab website opening
HiKoB OpenLab is promoted by the HiKoB SAS company. More information on their web site.
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Hardware licence
WSN430 and all hardware schematics are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported License. Based on a work at www.senslab.info. On request, GERBER files can be requested. Image: xkcd.com
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3 demos from Strasbourg SensLAB
Strasbourg SensLAB sites has released a great graphical interface to launch demo application on SensLAB nodes. They provide a OpenGL view of the nodes, an IP camera of the sites. The first demos illustrates a the versatility of radio propagation. One blue nodes emits HELLO packet at different p
[ read more ]
Beta testers wanted!
If you want to be a beta tester and have the great opportunity to run your embedded application on 256 wireless sensor nodes, register NOW! Only a few dozen of slotsby site are open right now… Two geographical sites are opened in beta test; so if you want to test the platform, you must ask an
[ read more ]
INRIA Lille SensLAB site is open
The INRIA lille SensLAB site located at 'EuraTechnologies has been inaugurated on March 4th 2010. The site is now used for beta tests from SensLAB project users. We plan to open the site for external beta tester at the beginning of this summer. Stay tune !
[ read more ]
INRIA Grenoble SensLAB site is open
Beta tests from SensLAB project users are ongoing. We plan to open the site for external beta tester at the beginning of this summer. Stay tune !
[ read more ]
The SensLAB project deploys a very large scale open wireless sensor network platform. SensLAB’s main and most important goal is to offer an accurate and efficient scientific tool to help in the design, development, tuning, and experimentation of real large-scale sensor network applications.
Ambient and sensor networks have recently emerged as a premier research topic. Sensor networks are a promising approach and a multi-disciplinary venture that combines computer networks, signal processing, software engineering, embedded systems, and statistics on the technology side. On the scientific applications side, it covers a large spectrum: safety and security of buildings or spaces, measuring traffic flows, environmental engineering, and ecology, to cite a few. Sensor networks will also play an essential role in the upcoming age of pervasive computing as our personal mobile devices will interact with sensor networks dispatched in the environment.
If you do not have a quicktime plugin, you can also download the brief movie on sensor network and SensLAB architecture / services (m4v format: [English or French] and mp4 format [English or French])
SensLAB is a unique scientific tool for the research on wireless sensor networks.
SensLAB is a group of 1K sensor nodes available as a testbed for distributed embedding sensor network application and distributed systems research. Distributed systems based on networked sensors and actuators with embedded computation capabilities allow for an instrumentation of the physical world at an unprecedented scale and density, thus enabling a new generation of monitoring and control applications.
The SensLAB project was started in 2008. As of June 2009, SensLAB was composed of 1024 nodes at 4 sites.
Accounts are available to persons affiliated with corporations and universities that host SensLAB nodes but also to any researchers for R&D purpose on request.
SensLAB members actively participate in developing tools for the greater good of the community, and as a result each user has a wide choice of tools to use in order to design, compile, simulate, emulate, debug his/her embedded sensor application. There are a number of free, public services / tools / package have been deployed on SensLAB , including drivers, OS portage, network simulator (WSNET) and a software-driven simulator for full platform estimations and debu (WSIM).
SensLAB forms the core of the an emerging testbed for the future internet of things technologies.
SensLAB being funded by the ANR through the SensLAB TLCOM grant.