Exploring the raspberry Pi for data summarization in wireless sensor networks
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Authors
Alejos, Andrés
Ball, Matthew
Eckert, Connor
Ma, Michael
Ward, Hayden
Hanlon, Peter
Matthews, Suzanne J.
Issue Date
2018-04-10
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proceedings-article
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Computer systems organization , Hardware , Embedded and cyber-physical systems , Communication hardware , interfaces and storage
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Abstract
Single board computers (SBCs) are a class of devices where the entirety of the computer is printed on a single circuit board. The Raspberry Pi is perhaps the most popular SBC on the market today. The Raspberry Pi version 3 (1.2 Ghz A53 CPU, 2 GB of RAM), and the Raspberry Pi Zero W (1.0 Ghz ARM11 CPU, 512 MB RAM), cost $35.00 and $10.00 respectively, and both include integrated wireless and Bluetooth. Unlike microcontrollers, SBCs are fully functioning computers with more memory and processing power than the typical sensor. Their powerful System-on-a-Chip (SoC) processors make SBCs good candidates for at-node data summarization tasks in a wireless sensor network [1]. Reducing data transfer in a wireless sensor network is critical for energy efficiency and improved latency [2]. In this poster, we explore the viability of a wireless sensor network composed of Raspberry Pis for video and audio summarization tasks. Our contributions include a i.) novel sensor and gateway node design and ii.) a user interface implemented as an Android App.
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Andrés Alejos, Matthew Ball, Connor Eckert, Michael Ma, Hayden Ward, Peter Hanlon, and Suzanne J. Matthews. 2018. Exploring the raspberry Pi for data summarization in wireless sensor networks: poster. In Proceedings of the 5th Annual Symposium and Bootcamp on Hot Topics in the Science of Security (HoTSoS '18). Association for Computing Machinery, New York, NY, USA, Article 18, 1. https://doi.org/10.1145/3190619.3191679
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ACM