Say “Hello” to IBM Mote Runner!
Welcome to Mote Runner, IBM’s infrastructure platform for wireless sensor networks (WSN).
Mote Runner consists of two parts: a run time for mote-class hardware such as MEMSIC Iris motes, and a development environment for WSN applications.
The Mote Runner on-mote run-time platform is based on a virtual machine tailored from scratch for resource-constraint hardware environments. For this, it introduces a new byte-code language that, besides being compact and efficient, provides native support for reactive programming by means of delegates. Together with the run-time library built on top, Mote Runner provides a purely event-driven and thread-free programming model.
The development environment of Mote Runner consists a complete tool chain (i.e., converter, assembler, optimizer, shell) to develop mote applications in high-level object-oriented languages such as Java. It comes with its own IDE based on Eclipse as well as a mote and network simulation environment to ease application development and testing. A web-based deployment and monitoring framework in concert with an edge server finally allows the integration and visualization of Mote Runner sensor networks.
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| Mar 2013 | IBM Mote Runner beta 11.0 New features:
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| Aug 2012 | IBM Mote Runner beta 9.0 New features:
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| 2 Apr 2012 | IBM Mote Runner beta 8.2 Release Notes:
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| 27 Mar 2012 | IBM Mote Runner beta 8.1 Release Notes:
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| 7 Mar 2012 |
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| 30 Aug 2011 | New MoteRunner release (beta 5) available. | |
| 22 Jun 2011 | IBM Mote Runner beta 4.0 contains the following:
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| 15 Dec 2010 | IBM Mote Runner beta 3.0 is available on
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| 16 Jul 2010 | IBM Mote Runner SDK beta 2 is available on alphaworks . Please give it a try and don't forget to let us know what you think! |