Abstract The Internet-of-Things (IoT) represents the third wave of computing innovation and
relies on small, cheap and/or energy efficient devices, densely deployed in various spaces …

The Internet of Things (IoT) creates value by connecting digital processes to the physical
world using embedded sensors, actuators and wireless networks. The IoT is increasingly …

As wireless sensor networks (WSNs) must operate for long periods on a limited power
budget, estimating the energy cost of software operations is critical. Contemporary …

Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN) are evolving beyond research prototypes towards real
world deployments in various application domains. While prior research has resulted in a …

As a means of reducing power consumption, hardware devices are capable to enter into
sleep-states that have low power consumption. Waking up from those states in order to …

This paper introduces the concept of tomography, a mechanism to lower management
overhead for component-based IoT applications. Previous research has shown the …

This paper proposes the concept of refraction, a principled means to lower the cost of
managing reflective meta-data for pervasive systems. While prior work has demonstrated the …

This work presents the design and verification of a wireless communication protocol to be
integrated in an embedded application. The system has been designed to be installed on …

The Industrial Internet of Things promises to economically provide visibility on the status of a
wide variety of industrial assets using sensors, embedded processors and wireless …

Résumé La contrainte de l'énergie est toujours présente dans les réseaux de capteurs sans
fil. Il est pourtant difficile d'étudier cette consommation in situ car le nombre de paramètres …