Low Cost Wireless Testbed for Internet of Things Ad Hoc Networks Prototyping and Evaluation
Abstract⌗
There is a distinct gap in IoT research between simulation and implementation of new networking protocols. While simulations allow fast validation of new ideas, it is not until implemented into a real system that a novel protocol gains tracking. We build an ad hoc network system to enable energy-aware protocol testing in real devices with reusable code. We demonstrate how to use low-cost components with open-source libraries to implement the system. We implemented models to allow the energy-awareness using a network simulator, and experiments to compare different routing protocols through indoor and outdoor experiments, showing the feasibility of the system.
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Bibtex⌗
@inproceedings{regis2020low-cost,
title={Low-cost wireless testbed for Internet of Things ad hoc networks prototyping and evaluation},
author={Paulo Alexandre Regis, Amar Nath Patra, and Shamik Sengupta},
year={2020},
publisher={IEEE},
address={New Orleans, LA, USA},
booktitle={None},
}