Please join us in welcoming the 198 new nodes now available on the Grenoble site. Dubbed “M3 Nodes”, these are based on the STM32 micro-controller and come with a set of sensors and a radio interface. Compared to the WSN430 nodes, this next generation features a more powerful 32-bits processing, a new ATMEL radio interface … Continue Reading »
After the first installment of IoT-LAB in late March, introducing the new web portal iot-lab.info and featuring 1100+ legacy WSN430 nodes imported from Senslab, the extension of the platform carries-on in a progressive fashion. Over the next few months, expect to see more nodes (up to a total of about 2700), with new microprocessors (ARM … Continue Reading »
About 1100+ legacy WSN430 nodes have been imported from Senslab into IoT-LAB and are now available for use in experiments.
The migration of FIT IoT-LAB is complete and you can access the website http://www.iot-lab.info If you have a problem do not hesitate to send an email to the mailing-list users@iot-lab.info.
At Strasbourg site, setup and auto-tests of the IoT-LAB nodes are now finished. Nodes deployment is currently running, we are waiting for the end of the wiring.
We have developed a batch to test the hardware nodes. As we have sixteen radio channels for ATMEL chipset, we test the nodes by group of sixteen.
The FUN team has gathered together to put together whatever the weather the new 384 nodes of Lille, having fun forever !
Good news, the wiring work is done !!! All the nodes (380 M3 & 228 A8) are spread across the floors and ceilings of the building of Inria Grenoble.