Uploaded July 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
The Open-source Wireless Sensor Network stack (OpenWSN) is a complete, IEEE/IETF standardized, open-source network protocol stack designed to run on wireless IoT hardware and ensure great packet delivery reliability. This stack is used in labs and industry applications worldwide to route packets in deployments from tens of nodes to hundreds or even thousands of mesh-networked wireless nodes. The OpenWSN project at OpenWSN.org serves as a repository for open-source implementations of these protocol stacks supporting a wide variety of hardware (microcontroller) and software (RTOS) platforms.
This short talk will demonstrate OpenWSN on a Windows 10 laptop and a set of OpenMote-B wireless microcontroller boards and briefly introduce the network stack and the concept of time-slotted channel hopping. The demonstration will also be available to see ad hoc during the day Friday. This talk is led by members of Portland State University’s Wireless Environmental Sensor Technology (WEST) lab.
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The Open-source Wireless Sensor Network stack (OpenWSN) is a complete, IEEE/IETF standardized, open-source network protocol stack designed to run on wireless IoT hardware and ensure great packet delivery reliability. This stack is used in labs and industry applications worldwide to route packets in deployments from tens of nodes to hundreds or even thousands of mesh-networked wireless nodes. The OpenWSN project at OpenWSN.org serves as a repository for open-source implementations of these protocol stacks supporting a wide variety of hardware (microcontroller) and software (RTOS) platforms.
This short talk will demonstrate OpenWSN on a Windows 10 laptop and a set of OpenMote-B wireless microcontroller boards and briefly introduce the network stack and the concept of time-slotted channel hopping. The demonstration will also be available to see ad hoc during the day Friday. This talk is led by members of Portland State University’s Wireless Environmental Sensor Technology (WEST) lab.
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