![]() ![]() We describe our tiny Bluetooth stack that allows TinyOS applications to run on Bluetooth-based sensor nodes, we present a multihop network assembly procedure that leverages Bluetooth's device discovery protocol, and we discuss how Bluetooth favorably impacts in-network query processing. ![]() In this paper, we report our experience using Bluetooth for the sensor network regime. The question is whether Bluetooth can be a viable alternative in practice. As a representative of the frequency hopping spread spectrum radios, it is a natural alternative to broadcast radios in the context of sensor networks. Bluetooth is one of the most popular commodity radios for wireless devices. ![]() The choice of the radio is particularly important as it impacts not only energy consumption but also software design (e.g., network self-assembly, multihop routing and in-network processing). The current generation of sensor nodes rely on commodity components. ![]()
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