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Abstract
Node reprogramming serves as an important service to support post-deployment code management and maintenance for unattended wireless sensor networks or autonomous robotics applications. We present a prototype of a design framework called SHAMPU, a Single chip Host for Autonomous Mote Programming over USB. A SHAMPU device is portable and can be paired with a sensor node for post-deployment reprogramming that is OS independent. Moreover, it is small, lightweight and energy efficient. In the demo, we will present two scenarios, in which SHAMPU-paired Telosbs are integrated with a mobile flying robot and locomotives for local autonomous reprogramming by the flying robot and for network reprogramming with code dissemination via the data links on the tracks, respectively.
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