Current Research Projects: Connected and Mobile Systems

Research Profile

The research in the Connected and Mobile Systems (CM) group of Prof. Dr.-Ing. Lars Wolf is on architectures of communication and networking systems considering application requirements especially for, but not limited to, the Internet in a broad sense. Our research areas include

• Wireless Networking and Mobile Computing
• Opportunistic and Disruption-Tolerant Networking
• Vehicular Networking
• Wireless Sensor Networking
• Mobile Ad-Hoc Networks
• Multimedia Networking and Infrastructures
• Future Network Architectures

These areas aren't separated but overlappend, leading to interesting influences on each other.
Further, there are sometimes infrastructure and support oriented projects, e.g. for e-learning purposes like Docoloc.

3DEMO

Safe and energy-efficient factories through 3D Emission Monitoring

Ballistocardiography

Accelerometer Aided Cardiography

Collective Perception

Simulation study supporting standardization efforts at the ETSI

CoN.CPS

Cooperative Networked Cyber-Physical Systems

Haly.Id

HALYomorpha halys IDentification: Innovative ICT tools for targeted monitoring and sustainable management of the brown marmorated stink bug and other pests

IBR-DTN

An efficient bundle protocol implementation for embedded systems

Inexpensive Node for General Applications

Phase-based Ranging and Localization

Outdoor Testbed to evaluate WSNs exposed to real environmental conditions

PotatoScanner

Comprehensive test setup for the use of DTN in Smart Farming applications.

PotatoSensors

Wireless sensor node for potato storage monitoring.

Robust, Energy Efficient Wireless Sensor Networks for Outdoor Scenarios by Adaption of Operation Parameters