—Wireless sensor networks are increasingly being used for continuous monitoring of patients with chronic health conditions such as diabetes and heart problems. As biomedical sens...
Future wireless networks will experience a continuous growth regarding the number of network elements with increasingly complex interrelations between the configuration of multipl...
Raphael Romeikat, Bernhard Bauer, Tobias Bandh, Ge...
In wireless sensor networks, it is critical to restrict the network access only to eligible sensor nodes, while messages from outsiders will not be forwarded in the networks. In t...
Kun Sun, An Liu, Roger Xu, Peng Ning, W. Douglas M...
— We present Telos, an ultra low power wireless sensor module (“mote”) for research and experimentation. Telos is the latest in a line of motes developed by UC Berkeley to en...
—The localization of the sensor node is a fundamental problem in sensor networks and can be implemented using powerful and expensive beacons. Beacons, the fewer the better, can a...