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6LoWPAN - Towards Zero-Configuration For wireless Building Automation: System Architecture Host Publication: 1st International Electronic Conference on Sensors and Applications Authors: M. Carlier, A. Braeken, B. Lemmens, R. Smeets, L. Segers, K. Steenhaut, A. Touhafi and N. Mentens Publication Date: Jun. 2014 Number of Pages: 6
Abstract: In this paper, we describe the techniques and technologies used in a home automation system based on 6LoWPAN. This IP-based protocol has the advantage that no extra layer or logic is required for communication with a node in or outside the network. The 6LoWPAN network is divided into three main parts: the central server, the border-routers and the embedded motes. The central server can access all the different nodes of all the different connected networks. Therefore, the server runs a database and hosts a web application, allowing to control and interact with the different resources in the network. As a consequence, we demonstrate how a network can be built with a minimum of configuration. External Link.
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