Networked Embedded Systems Group
The Networked Embedded Systems (NES) group at the Swedish Institute of Computer Science, part of the Computer Systems Laboratory. Our current research focus is on wireless sensor networks and system software for embedded networked devices. Specifically, our key interests include:
- System software for sensor networks and embedded systems (Contiki, Protothreads).
- Applying AI methods to sensor networking.
- Protocol implementations for memory-constrained systems (uIP).
- Simulation of wireless sensor networks (COOJA)
- Application of wireless sensor networks (climate, energy)
Our software is used by hundreds of companies worldwide in products ranging from pico-satellite systems and racing car engines to development kits for embedded software and for networked reconfigurable hardware.
We conduct projects together with industry and academic partners from Sweden and across Europe.
Latest News
2007-04-02Contiki 2.0 released.
2007-03-28
The material from the Contiki Workshop 2007 is available.
2007-03-06
NES member Adam Dunkels dubbed "computer genius" in Sweden's leading IT newspaper Computer Sweden.
2007-01-28
Welcome to the Contiki workshop 2007! The purpose of the workshop is to bring together Contiki users, developers, and researchers in a hands-on workshop with a focus on Contiki and its future. See the workshop web page for details.
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