1. wvU-Secure Group 10 - Wireless Sensor Network Security System Steven Andryzcik, Daniel Gilmore, Dane Hamilton, and Garrett Michael

2. Introduction  Background  Problem Statement  Architecture  Major Technologies and Innovations  Challenges and Expected Outcomes  Project Plan  Component Procurement Plan

3. Background  Incarnations of security systems have existed for centuries  Each generation adds more security  Modern systems are more advanced than ever

4. Modern Systems  Features:  remote monitoring of home  dialing owners/authorities  (recently) smartphone integration  Can require any of the following:  costly installation by a professional  monthly subscription fees  a landline for calling

5. Problem Statement  Develop a system to remove most requirements  No professional installation required  No subscription fees  No landline required  Implement smartphone integration

6. Overall Architecture

8. Major Technologies Telos B Raspberry Pi

9. Major Technologies  Telos B Module  Central Node (Raspberry Pi + Telos B connected to router)  Phone Application (Android OS)

11. Innovations  Android mobile device support  No monthly fee  Reliability and features of a permanent system while allowing flexibility with wireless nodes

12. Challenges  Communication between Android application and WSN security system  Battery management system  Modifying TinyOS

13. Expected Outcomes  Secure Residence  Inexpensive  Useful  Large Customer Base

14. Project Plan

15. Procurement Plan  3 Telos B Wireless Remotes  1 Raspberry Pi  1 8GB SD Card

16. Conclusions  Security Systems for All People  Breakthrough Technologies  Extendable