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Wireless sensors networks enable the chance to investigate with enhanced freedom physical phenomena, aiming to increase the informative content obtained by sensors measurements. In this work we will focus on a system allowing to experimentally measure pressure profiles obtained from sensor nodes deployed on a NACA0012 aircraft wing model. By exploiting measurements gathered from sensors, allowing...
In the recent past, we witnessed to a dramatic growth of networks with a huge number of interconnected wireless nodes exchanging large amounts of information. This has brought to the need of ad-hoc, energy-aware protocols suitable for low-power and lossy networks. Among these, Routing Protocol for Low Power and Lossy Networks (RPL) is surely one of the most interesting ones. It chooses the optimal...
Wireless sensor networks are drawing much attention as an effective means to enable the Internet of Things. In this context, energy efficiency is an important requirement in applications where battery-powered sensing devices are exploited. Battery power saving can be addressed using many techniques, concerning different layers of the OSI model. This work addresses energy consumption in MAC protocols...
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