Authors
Vlado Handziski, Andreas Köpke, Andreas Willig, Adam Wolisz
Publication date
2006/5/26
Book
Proceedings of the 2nd international workshop on Multi-hop ad hoc networks: from theory to reality
Pages
63-70
Description
We present TWIST, a scalable and exible testbed architecture for indoor deployment of wireless sensor networks. The design of TWIST is based on an analysis of typical and desirable use-cases. It provides basic services like node configuration, network-wide programming, out-of-band extraction of debug data and gathering of application data, and also introduces several novel features.Firstly, TWIST supports experiments with heterogeneous node platforms. Secondly, it supports active power supply control of the nodes. This enables easy transition between USB-powered and battery-powered experiments, dynamic selection of topologies as well as controlled injection of node failures into the system. Thirdly, TWIST supports creation of both at and hierarchical sensor networks. For this we introduce a layer of "super nodes" that on one hand form a part of the testbed infrastructure but can also play a role as elements …
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Scholar articles
V Handziski, A Köpke, A Willig, A Wolisz - Proceedings of the 2nd international workshop on Multi …, 2006