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EthernetWeatherStation2
PIC based weather station
Microhcip PIC18F based LCD weather station that uses Ethernet connection to download data from the Internet. -
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ONE-NET Low Power Wireless Protocol
ONE-NET is an open-source low power wireless networking protocol.
ONE-NET is both an open standard and an implementation of a wireless network protocol. The protocol was originally intended for home automation but has many more applications where low power, secure communications are required. -
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Simple Lossless Ad-hoc Protocol (SLAP) is designed to be used for wireless digital data transfer on embedded systems. The program is built for uClinux, a derivative of Linux designed for embedded microcontrollers, but can be easily ported.
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Titan allows service-oriented processing of context recognition applications on Wireless Sensor Networks. It includes an execution environment developed for TinyOS and a Java ME (Personal Profile) Network Manager intended to be run on a mobile phone.
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Design and implementation of silicon and software for baseband processors conforming to IEEE wireless standards. Initial focus on WiMAX and WiFi.
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