Integration of Android Operating System with Wireless Sensor Network
Revathi Gujjarlapudi, Archana Kakaraparthy, Kalyan Mohan Goli · 2012
To make different tasks possible with few clicks of buttons, mobile applications are developed. On the other hand Wireless Sensor Networks are used to collect the information from surrounding environment, process the data and transfer the data. Integration of these two enables user to monitor distributed wireless sensor networks which are thousands of Kilometers away from mobile. To perform integration, an approach to locate the sensors in a distributed area and then monitoring them with a mobile application is developed. This integration is advantageous in real time applications like Seismic or tsunami detection, Military, Bio medical, Industrial and Disaster monitoring. We have used an approach to locate mobile sensors that is, to lookup the location in a previously saved database where the information is of the form ID,RSST,TA and a proposed strategy to allow mobile device with Android platform to monitor sensors with Tiny OS operating system by a control center as an intermediary between these two.