Next century challenges: mobile networking for “Smart Dust”
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...They allow end users to manage home devices locally and remotely more easily....
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...These nodes must [42] • consume extremely low power, • operate in high volumetric densities, • have low production cost and be dispensable, • be autonomous and operate unattended, • be adaptive to the environment....
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...These nodes must [ 7 ] consume extremely low power, operate in high volumetric densities, have low production cost, be dispensable and autonomous, operate unattended, and be adaptive to the environment....
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...Smart Dust [ 7 ] Laser communication from a cubic millimeter....
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...Another interesting development is that of the Smart Dust mote [ 7 ], which is an autonomous sensing, computing, and communication system that uses the optical medium for transmission....
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...WINS [6] Distributed network and Internet access to sensors, http://www.janet.ucla.edu/WINS/ controls, and processors. SPINS [ 7 ] Data dissemination protocols....
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...Smart Dust: Related to the previous example, a recent proposal [20] describes challenges in networks comprised of Micro-electrical Mechanical Sensors (MEMS)....
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...At least o popular science fiction book has articulated just such vision [12]....
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...One possible improvement is to make use of emerging MEMS technology for on-board inertial navigation circuits [1] to make sensors more aware of near neighbors even as they drift out of line-of-sight of the BTS....
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...Using a microfabricated CCR, Chu and Pister have demonstrated data transmission at a bit rate up to 1 kilobit per second, and over a range up to 150 meters, using a 5-milliwatt illuminating laser [2]....
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...optical signal reflected from the device (taken from [2])....
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