IEEE Design&Test Vol. 36, Issue 2
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Intelligent Resource-Constrained Sensor Nodes
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- Date: March/April
Magazine
Volume 36, Issue 2 (March/April)
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Highlights
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March/April 2019 Content
From the EIC
| • | Special Section on Intelligent Resource-Constrained Sensor Nodes |
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Special Section on Intelligent Resource-Constrained Sensor Nodes
| • | Guest Editors’ Introduction: Intelligent Resource-Constrained Sensor Nodes |
| Following continued system miniaturization for over past five decades, the size of unit computing has been steadily shrinking. In the foreseeable future, computing will be all around us, in mostly invisible forms, and is expected to lead more than 50 billion Internet-of-Things (IoT) devices, at the forefront of which will be distributed sensing nodes acting as the eyes and ears of IoT. View full article (PDF). |
| • | Context-Aware Intelligence in Resource-Constrained IoT Nodes: Opportunities and Challenges |
| This article provides an academic perspective of the problem, starting with a survey of recent advances in intelligent sensing, computation, communication, and energy management for resource-constrained IoT sensor nodes and leading to a future outlook and needs.. read more. View full article (PDF). |
| • | Edge Intelligence—On the Challenging Road to a Trillion Smart Connected IoT Devices |
| This article provides an industry and government perspective to the problem of intelligence resource constrained IoT nodes and presents the vision of the future and important technologies that might play a strong role in enabling the vision of trillion smart connected sensors. read more. View full article (PDF). |
| • | The Internet of Tiny Things: Recent Advances of Millimeter-Scale Computing |
| This article presents a summary of the state-of-the-art advances in mm-scale computing focusing on the mm3 platform. read more. View full article (PDF). |
| • | Intelligent IoT Motes: Preventing Their Abuse at the Weakest Entry Point |
| This article from Intel Labs, presents security challenges for resource-constrained IoT devices. It points out that, due to the limited resource availability, IoT nodes could be the weakest security link in the massive IoT networks and presents current best-practices and future security needs for IoT devices read more. View full article (PDF). |
General Interest Papers
| • | A Diagnosable Network-on-Chip for FPGA Verification of Intellectual Properties |
| Debug and validation are important steps required to ensure that systems-on-chip satisfies the design specs. This article presents an elegant diagnosis technique integrated within the network-on-chip infrastructure. read more View full article (PDF). |
| • | Absolute Energy Routing and Real-Time Power Monitoring for Grid-Connected Distribution Networks |
| This article proposes a framework for energy-aware network routing architecture suitable for both active and passive data, and energy management is proposed. read more View full article (PDF). |
Departments
| • | Conference Reports: Recap of the 37th Edition of the International Conference on Computer-Aided Design (ICCAD 2018) |
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| • | I Have Met the IoT Security Enemy and He Is Us |
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