MAPS

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MAPS (Mobile Agent Platform for Sun SPOTs) is an innovative Java-based framework for wireless sensor networks based on Sun SPOT technology which enables agent-oriented programming of WSN applications.

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The First Mobile Agent Platform for Sun SPOTs
Mobile Agent paradigm for WSN

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