DAVIM: Adaptable Middleware for Sensor Networks
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DAVIM is adaptable middleware that enables dynamic management of services and isolation between simultaneously running applications.Abstract:
Middleware services facilitate sensor-network application development. DAVIM is adaptable middleware that enables dynamic management of services and isolation between simultaneously running applications.read more
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Optimizing sensor network reprogramming via in situ reconfigurable components
TL;DR: This article considers WSN programming models and runtime reconfiguration models as two interrelated factors and presents an integrated approach for addressing efficient reprogramming in WSNs, characterized by mitigating the cost of post-deployment software updates on sensor nodes via the notion of in situ reconfigurability.
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WiSeKit: A Distributed Middleware to Support Application-Level Adaptation in Sensor Networks
TL;DR: This paper proposes a distributed component-based middleware approach, named WiSeKit, to enable adaptation and reconfiguration of WSN applications and promises a lightweight, fine-grained and communication-efficient model of application adaptation with a very limited memory and energy overhead.
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COIN: Opening the Internet of Things to People's Mobile Devices
TL;DR: The prototype indicates that COIN both enables increased flexibility and improves energy efficiency at the IoT device, compared to traditional architectures.
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Composition and deployment of e-Health services over Wireless Sensor Networks
TL;DR: In this paper, @mSMS middleware, using an event-based service model, is presented, which implements a dynamic memory kernel and a variable payload multiplexing mechanism for the information events in order to provide advanced services.
Dissertation
The SIXTH Middleware: sensible sensing for the sensor web
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors present a list of figures and their relationships to the following topics, i.i.d., and ii.vii List of Figures viii.
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