EE-194WIR Projects J2ME-based Mobile Phone Game Application TinyOS Implementation Project Team: David Louie Greg Truhlar.

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EE-194WIR Projects J2ME-based Mobile Phone Game Application TinyOS Implementation Project Team: David Louie Greg Truhlar

EE-194 WIR J2ME Project Java Self-Development Kit  Eclipse Integrated Development Env.  J2ME Wireless Toolkit Tic-Tac-Toe – 2 players  Number Pad emulates board (keys 1-9)  Socket network connection for multiplayer

Tic-Tac-Toe Screenshots Player 1 wins!Player 2 wins!Stalemate

Tiny OS / Wireless Sensor Network TinyOS is a small open source OS for wireless embedded sensor networks Using TinyOS and MICA2 433 MHz motes for application Development done on Windows using Cygwin unix environment MICA2 motes used for radio xmission / reception and sensor boards used for temp and light sensing

Plan for application is as follows: - Sense temperature and light in one node - Send this data through one or more other nodes using a routing protocol - When it data gets to node with PC communication, send the data to the PC - If a node doesn’t have any peers it can route to (link broken) sound the buzzer after a timeout period of trying to re-establish routing.