Implementing a Smart Monitoring System with Wireless Sensor and Actuator Networks

Abstract

In this article, we investigate how to build an intelligent network unit over a wireless network. To do so, we make use of a resilient routing strategy made available by the Protocol for power (RPL), the definition of which is currently being considered. Our architecture is based on a simple binary web service execution of the RE presentational State Transfer (REST) paradigm and an executing strategy in which every node makes a collection of components (such as atmospheric sensors) available to parties who are concerned with them. We present an evaluation of RPL by means of an experimental inquiry, with the focus being on how well it creates the routing structure to highlight how the efficiency of routing is influenced by the fundamental properties of RPL.