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1. Mobile Node ...: (Demos); Due to the necessity of mobile experiments at NITOS, UTH has developed a prototype mobile node. We exploit iRobot Create platform and an Alix motherboard, which is mounted on it. The mobile node is also ...; Created on 10 March 2015
2. New Outdoor Nodes ...: (Latest); A new version of outdoor nodes has been designed and developed by NITlab team. The nodes are already deployed at NITOS testbed. Read more here. ...; Created on 13 May 2013
3. Mobile Node ...: (Publications); Due to the necessity of mobile experiments at NITOS, UTH has developed a prototype mobile node. We exploit iRobot Create platform and an Alix motherboard, which is mounted on it. The mobile node is also ...; Created on 18 October 2012
4. New web tool for controlling NITOS nodes ...: (Latest); A new web-based interface for controlling node's status is now applied in NITOS testbed! You can use it to monitor the nodes status, reset or turn them on/off. If you haven't reserved a node, a ...; Created on 20 July 2012
5. Icarus Nodes ...: (Wireless Nodes); NITlab has developed powerful Wi-Fi nodes, called ICARUS, in order to support the increasing demand of state-of-the-art resources for experimentation in NITOS facility. Experimenters are able to run ...; Created on 04 April 2012
6. Compilation of ath9k driver on .ndz images for NITOS-grid Commell LV-67B nodes ...: (Useful Guides); ... here. @nitos:$~> t_reboot 24 pxe; omf load -i /var/lib/omf-images-5.3/ubuntu_nitos_commell_plain.ndz -t omf.nitos.node024; ssh root@node024; root@node024:$~> route add default gw 10.0.1.200; apt-ge ...; Created on 18 October 2011
7. Linux Kernel Compilation for supporting ath9k modules in NITOS-grid Commell LV-67B nodes ...: (Useful Guides); Lets say that we have already reserved two nodes, node025 and node024. We will use node025 to compile a new kernel version for the modules that we want to enable while also create *.deb packages, and then ...; Created on 18 October 2011
8. Rail Nodes ...: (Hardware); NITOS team made a mobile node which can be used in exterior environment. The node moves along rails following a predefined path. Its movements and velocity can be programmed and scheduled through a web ...; Created on 06 October 2011
9. iRobot Nodes ...: (Hardware); NITOS team has made mobile nodes using "iRobot Create" with a custom designed tray to hold the system board. The board is an "Alix Board" of "PC Engines" company . Commands are sent to the robot over a ser ...; Created on 06 October 2011
10. Diskless Nodes ...: (Wireless Nodes); The basic characteristic of those new nodes is the lack of a local disk. Furthemore, their price is significantly lower than the Orbit nodes due to their hardware specifications. Sometimes, we may refer ...; Created on 06 October 2011
11. Orbit like Nodes ...: (Wireless Nodes); Orbit nodes are actually PC's equipped with : 1 GHz VIA C3 proccessor 512 MB of RAM 40 GB disk two ethernet ports two 802.11 a/b/g cards a Chassis Manager is a PCI connecting contro ...; Created on 06 October 2011
12. Outdoor Nodes ...: (Wireless Nodes); The upgraded Outdoor Nodes have been developed by the NITLab team and support MIMO operation. The new version of the Outdoor Nodes are equipped with 802.11a/b/g and 802.11a/b/g/n wireless interfaces. ...; Created on 06 October 2011
13. Icarus Nodes ...: (Latest); The new powerful ICARUS nodes that have been designed and developed by NITlab team are now available! Read more details here. ...; Created on 25 July 2011
14. TLQAP: Topology and Link Quality Assessment Protocol For Efﬁcient Node Allocation onWirelessTestbeds ...: (Publications); ... and Link Quality Assessment Protocol (TLQAP), which we have implemented as a wireless testbed management framework component, that is used to inspect link quality between wireless testbed nodes and appropriately ...; Created on 25 May 2011
15. New Antennas for the MIMO-enabled nodes ...: (Latest); All the MIMO-enabled nodes of NITOS are currently equipped with an extra box that has 3 Dual Band 2.4/5Ghz, 7dbi Antennas mounted. The antenna box is also able to turn, so that the experimenter can ...; Created on 22 December 2010
16. Nodes are ready ...: (Latest); The new nodes are ready for deployment! The NITlab staff starts the deployment of the new nodes! The new Testbed will count 40 nodes in total! ...; Created on 24 February 2010
17. Setup New Nodes ...: (Latest); NITlab started setting up 25 new nodes for the testbed! 20 commell nodes and 5 diskless nodes! ...; Created on 12 February 2010
18. Building virtual 802.11 testbeds towards open 5G experimentation: (Publications); ... of a novel Virtual Wi-Fi Testbed. We present how a traditional Wireless Testbed can support hundreds of virtual Wi-Fi nodes that are open to experimenters. We discuss the design and implementation of the ...; Created on 21 November 2017
19. Integrating NFV-MANO with Wireless Services: Experiences and Testbed Development: (Publications); ... of services on top of the equipment. We provide the necessary extensions to the framework in order to deploy services over virtualized wireless network interfaces, hosted on the generic networking nodes ...; Created on 18 September 2017
20. Enabling Asynchronous Awakenings in Wireless Sensor Networks Towards Removing Duty-Cycle Barriers: (Publications); ... nodes only when truly required. In this work we present NITOS wake-up receiver that can be employed by typical sensor nodes to provide asynchronous wake-ups and substantially reduce their energy expenditure ...; Created on 18 September 2017

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