IRIS
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The IRIS mote [1] is a multifunction low power module used for wireless sensor networks. The mote has available to it a large array of sensor boards to customize this mote for a particular application.
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Hardware Specifications
| Sensing: |
Sensing available via expansion boards non-limiting to:
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| I/O: |
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| CPU: |
Atmel Atmega 128L
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| Storage: |
See CPU |
Applications
- Indoor building monitoring and security
- Acoustic, video, vibration and other high speed sensor data
- Large scale sensor networks incorporating 1000+ points
Power
IRIS is powered via 2x AA batteries.
Software
IRIS is supported by MoteWorks which is based on theTinyOs environment. (see more info here)
Additional Information
- IRIS Datasheet
- Crossbow - IRIS 2.4GHZ
- Powercast RF Energy Harvesting powers Crossbow IRIS Mote
- Crossbow Solutions blog - IRIS mote
Papers
- Maala, B., Challal, Y., Bouabdallah, A., HERO: Hierarchical kEy management pRotocol for heterOgeneous wireless sensor networks, IFIP International Federation for Information Processing, Vol. 264, pp 125-136.
- Pallikonda Rajasekaran, M., Radhakrishnan, S., Subbaraj, P., Elderly Patient Monitoring System Using a Wireless Sensor Network, Telemedicine and e-Health. January 2009, Vol. 15, No. 1: 73-79
References
- Back to Sensors Page
- Back to Body Sensor Networks Page
- Back to Main Page
