MANTIS OS: An Embedded Multithreaded Operating System for Wireless Micro Sensor Platforms

Bhatti, Shah; Carlson, Jolene; Dai, Haibo; Deng, Jing; Rose, J.; Sheth, Anmol; Shucker, Brian; Gruenwald, Charles; Torgerson, Adam; Han, Richard

doi:10.1007/s11036-005-1567-8

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“…Up to date most OSs are built under the event-driven framework (e.g., TinyOS [5], Contiki [6]). A traditional thread-based approach is supported by the kernel of the MANTIS OS [7]. Platform virtualization with a node running distinct host and guest OS threads has been demonstrated by the TinyMOS implementation which can run a typical TinyOS program as a MANTIS thread [8].…”

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A framework for service provisioning in virtual sensor networks

Sarakis

Zahariadis

Leligou

et al. 2012

J Wireless Com Network

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A framework for service provisioning in virtual sensor networks

Sarakis

Zahariadis

Leligou

et al. 2012

J Wireless Com Network

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“…Mantis [3] offers a remote shell for requesting reconfigurations. A new system image must be loaded into the ROM and the system is restarted without any service guarantee during the reconfiguration.…”

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“…TinyOS [20], Contiki [9], SOS [17], Mantis [3], FlexCup [25], either do not support dynamic reconfiguration (TinyOS), or provide low-level mechanisms for dynamic reconfiguration -typically dynamic linking of modules or components -that do not alleviate the issues involved in programming safe reconfigurations.…”

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Experience with Safe Dynamic Reconfigurations in Component-Based Embedded Systems

Polakovic

Mazare

Stefani

et al. 2007

Component-Based Software Engineering

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Supporting dynamic reconfiguration is required even in highly constrained embedded systems, to allow patches and updates to the embedded systems software, and to allow adaptations to changes in environmental and operating conditions without service interruption. Dynamic reconfiguration, however, is a complex and error prone process. In this paper we report our experience in implementing safe dynamic reconfigurations in embedded devices with limited resources. Our approach relies on a component-based framework for building minimal and reconfigurable operating systems and the use of a domain specific language (DSL) for reconfiguration.

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“…OS로는 TinyOS [1] , Contiki [2] , T-kernel [3] , MANTIS [4] , SOS [5] 등이 있으며, 국내 기술로 개발 된 것으로는 Nano-Qplus [6] 가 있다. [10] .…”

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6LoWPAN Based IP-USN System Implementation for Improving Scalability

Oh¹,

Efendi²,

Choi

2013

The Journal of Korea Information and Communications Society

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should work for a long period of time without periodic batter replacement. but this solution is insufficient.In this paper, we configure the node using TI's CC2530 that low-power Soc solution and Contiki OS for optimal low-power operation IP-USN and implement the gateway to support connecting IP networks and Sensor networks. In addition, a system implemented to measure and analyze the energy consumption of an independent power supply to look for ways.

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MANTIS OS: An Embedded Multithreaded Operating System for Wireless Micro Sensor Platforms

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Cited by 291 publications

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A framework for service provisioning in virtual sensor networks

A framework for service provisioning in virtual sensor networks

Experience with Safe Dynamic Reconfigurations in Component-Based Embedded Systems

6LoWPAN Based IP-USN System Implementation for Improving Scalability

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