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\author{Przemysław Horban}
\authorN{Jacek Migdał}

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\title{Low-power Wireless Networks for Mobile Applications}
\tytulang{Sieci bezprzewodowe o niskim poborze mocy dla aplikacji mobilnych}

\kierunek{Computer Science}

\opiekun{dr Konrad Iwanicki\\
Institute of Computer Science\\
}

\date{September 2012}

\dziedzina{
11.3 Informatics\\
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\category{C.2.1.k}{Network Architecture and Design}{Wireless communication} \\
\category{C.2.8.c}{Mobile Computing}{Mobile communication systems} \\
\category{C.2.8.d}{Mobile Computing}{Mobile environments} \\
\category{J.9.e}{Mobile Applications}{Wearable computers and body area networks} \\
\category{J.9.f}{Mobile Applications}{Wireless sensor networks} \\
}

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\keywords{wireless sensor network, mobile nodes, eZ430, Chronos, TinyOS, NesC, Internet of Things}

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\begin{abstract}
eZ430-Chronos is a wireless sensor node in a form of handwatch. Besides typical watch elements, it has a fully programmable MCU, a built-in radio transceiver and sensors. This unique platform offers ample opportunities for innovative applications. However, any advanced application requires a set of solid system services. To provide them, we ported TinyOS to Chronos platform. TinyOS is an open source operating system for low-power wireless devices and is written in a dialect of the C language, called NesC. It provides various abstractions and architectural solutions that solve many problems encountered in such platforms.

We discuss how the port was performed and present an initial evaluation of eZ430, including energy usage, radio range and throughput.

The project was sponsored by the Foundation for Polish Science under grant no. HOMING PLUS/2010-2/4, co-financed from the Regional Development Fund of the European Union. In addition, both authors received stipends, from the foundation.
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\include{02-chronos-hardware}

\include{04-tinyos-and-nesc}

\include{05-drivers-and-porting}

\include{06-evaluation}

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\include{08-conclusion-and-further-work}

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