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Architecture and evaluation of INGA an inexpensive node for general applications
2012
2012 IEEE Sensors
INGA is a cost-efficient and universal wireless sensor node for activity monitoring and for general applications. INGA's architecture bases on an 8-bit Atmel microcontroller and runs Contiki OS and TinyOS "out of the box". The motivation to develop INGA was driven by the need for a reasonable, cheap and expandable node for several use cases: On the one hand, in a research project, we intend to do a gait analysis of elderly persons with it, on the other hand we want to equip our student WSN lab
doi:10.1109/icsens.2012.6411295
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