Embedded IP Raffi Krikorian.

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Embedded IP Raffi Krikorian

Building Internet0 Traditional networking hardware research focuses on bigger and faster pipes (Internet2) We focus on bit-dribbling hardware

Bridging the bandwidth divide Bringing IP to the leaf node Revisiting hardware transports and redesigning logical transports Cheap, low bandwidth IP (a level below Ethernet)

Going really small Distributed scalable system -- no central points of control Self organizing Growing

Building the small things PIC microcontrollers Delayered TCP/IP stack and HTTPd (3K code) RS-485 communication

What to do with all of this? Embedded IP allows us to build/learn/play with distributed systems First test installation was in Barcelona, moving towards second CBA’s new home is first permanent testbed