... it to your testbed can be found here.
Our extensions have been bundled in .deb packages available in NITLab's repository. Target platforms are only debian based. For any other platform you can overwrit ...
Figure 1: NITOS Wireless Sensor Prototype
Towards the direction of enabling sensing based on WSN solutions, NITLab [1] has developed a prototype wireless sensor platform comprised of open-source ...
NITLab and WINLAB (Rutgers University) have developed the first version of an OMF Aggregate Manager service, ready to be installed at any similar to NITOS testbed, that enables controlling of the ip.access ...
Apart from the Base Station’s components, NITlab has also acquired several end-devices able to operate as WiMAX clients. This equipment is installed at NITOS testbed, enhancing existing nodes capabilities ...
As a user-end LTE interface, NITlab selected to acquire 8 Sierra Wireless AirPrime MC7700 modules. Apart from being LTE compatible they also support HSPA+ and EV-DO networks. These modules feature a Standard ...
Towards the development of a remote accessible LTE testbed, where experimenters from all the word will be able to run their experiments, NITlab in cooperation with COSMOTE, has acquired and configured ...
NITlab members Stratos Keranidis, Dimitris Giatsios and Giannis Kazdaridis attended ICT 2013 in Vilnius, Lithuania, November 6th - 8th 2013.
Stratos Keranidis participated in the CREW booth, giving ...
... operation in the 2.X Ghz bands has a maximum consumption of 370 Watts, requiring an input voltage of -48V DC, NITlab selected to use a MEAN-WELL power supply supporting load of up to 480 Watt. DC powe ...
NITlab members Stratos Keranidis and Giannis Kazdaridis attended MobiCom and WiNTECH 2013 in Miami, Florida, USA, between Sept. 30 and Oct. 4 2013.
Stratos Keranidis presented NITOS Energy Consumption ...