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A wireless push-type network simulator that considers locality of demand for performance improvement. The network environment consists of multiple directed emitters for parallel data broadcasting. Performance depends on the mean response time of clients.

ShoX is a scalable simulator for wireless networks written in Java. It is easy to install, configure and use, so that reliable and expressive scientific results can be gathered in a short time. Documentation: http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/shox

TRMSim-WSN (Trust and Reputation Models Simulator for Wireless Sensor Networks) is a Java-based simulator aimed to test Trust and Reputation models for WSNs. It provides several Trust and Reputation models and new ones can be easily added.

Pamvotis is a Wireless LAN Simulator for all the current physical layer extentions of the IEEE 802.11 (IEEE 802.11 a/b/g) standard and for the IEEE 802.11e Draft for Quality of Service in WLANs.

Network Coding Simulator. Basic scanarios include batterfly network, wireless network and LDPC-style networks.

Multinetbot is an adaptation of EasyBot (http://www.easybot.com.ar). It adds the capability to control multiple real bots over a wireless connection, and the possibility of use multiple and different neural networks that are loaded at runtime.

The Health Manager Java SDK is an interface definition to connect wireless medical devices with a Java application. It includes also an implementation that simulates real devices and a sample application demonstrating the usage.

Sinalgo is a simulation framework for testing and validating network algorithms. It allows for quick prototyping and verification in freely customizable network settings. It is mainly suited for packet-oriented wireless networks.

CellGIS is a wireless planning tool that uses Java and ASCII Raster maps format. It allows to implement more propagation models and funcionalities by means of plug-ins.

TOPO is a simple tool that allows the user to create and manipulate arbitrary Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) topologies without worrying about the anomalies that could arise using a text-base topology description. It is fast and easy to use and can accelerate small scale projects such as network simulation. The tool is still undergoing development stage and is open to extension. One the candidate component to be soon integrated is a WSN discrete event simulator.