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Mathematical Problems in Engineering, 2016
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Proceedings of the Second Annual International Conference on Nanoscale Computing and Communication - NANOCOM' 15, 2015
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IEEE Internet of Things Journal, 2015
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IEEE Systems Journal, 2015
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In recent years a range of novel methodologies and tools have been developed for the purpose of e... more In recent years a range of novel methodologies and tools have been developed for the purpose of evaluation, design, and model reduction of existing and emerging parallel and distributed systems. At the same time, the coverage of the term “performance” has broadened to include reliability, robustness, energy consumption, and scalability, in addition that is to the classical performance-oriented evaluation of
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2014 IEEE 11th Intl Conf on Ubiquitous Intelligence and Computing and 2014 IEEE 11th Intl Conf on Autonomic and Trusted Computing and 2014 IEEE 14th Intl Conf on Scalable Computing and Communications and Its Associated Workshops, 2014
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2015 IEEE Aerospace Conference, 2015
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2008 IEEE International Symposium on Parallel and Distributed Processing, 2008
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Journal of Parallel and Distributed Computing, 2015
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Modular robots needs networking for coordination and it
is particularly true for MEMS microrobots... more Modular robots needs networking for coordination and it
is particularly true for MEMS microrobots. A promising communication
technology is nanowireless networking which could be integrated directly
into MEMS microrobots, in our case, the catoms of the Claytronics
project. A first step towards this objective is to design a wireless simulator
able to deal with modular robots. This simulator called Vouivre is
integrated in DPRSim a modular robot simulator developed by Intel
Research. This paper describes Vouivre and its integration in DPRSim
which is an interesting case of integrating different timelines in one
simulator. Experiments validate our design and show the interest of using
wireless communication in modular robots.
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The emergence of nano-electromagnetic communications ba-
sed on graphene nano-antennas has o... more The emergence of nano-electromagnetic communications ba-
sed on graphene nano-antennas has opened new perspec-
tives for communications between small things, referred as
to the internet of micro-things or even as the internet of
nano-things. However, these antennas make use of the Ter-
ahertz band which raises many problems like the absorption
of entire range of the available bandwidth by any molecule.
Meanwhile, recent advances have been made in the design
and fabrication of micro-robots enabling formation of micro-
robots networks. Nano-antennas are an interesting way of
communicating between micro-robots. We envision two types
of benets using integrated nano-antennas in micro-robots.
First, nano-wireless communications could enhance exist-
ing applications enabling a greater communication distance
in an ensemble and broadcasting facilities. Second, nano-
wireless communications can create new usage and new ap-
plications. This article presents a simulation framework for
micro-robots using nano-wireless communications and an
application being developed within our simulator.
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Techniques et sciences informatiques, 2008
Résumé/Abstract Peer-to-Peer architectures are more and more studied by distributed computing com... more Résumé/Abstract Peer-to-Peer architectures are more and more studied by distributed computing community. The complexity of these networks is increased and the acceleration of the distributed applications is not ensured. That's why it is necessary to predict the performances as soon as possible in design and development phases, to bypass bottlenecks and correct program blocks which slow down the execution time. In this context, we propose P2PPerf: a simulation tool whose objective is to predict performances and ...
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is particularly true for MEMS microrobots. A promising communication
technology is nanowireless networking which could be integrated directly
into MEMS microrobots, in our case, the catoms of the Claytronics
project. A first step towards this objective is to design a wireless simulator
able to deal with modular robots. This simulator called Vouivre is
integrated in DPRSim a modular robot simulator developed by Intel
Research. This paper describes Vouivre and its integration in DPRSim
which is an interesting case of integrating different timelines in one
simulator. Experiments validate our design and show the interest of using
wireless communication in modular robots.
sed on graphene nano-antennas has opened new perspec-
tives for communications between small things, referred as
to the internet of micro-things or even as the internet of
nano-things. However, these antennas make use of the Ter-
ahertz band which raises many problems like the absorption
of entire range of the available bandwidth by any molecule.
Meanwhile, recent advances have been made in the design
and fabrication of micro-robots enabling formation of micro-
robots networks. Nano-antennas are an interesting way of
communicating between micro-robots. We envision two types
of benets using integrated nano-antennas in micro-robots.
First, nano-wireless communications could enhance exist-
ing applications enabling a greater communication distance
in an ensemble and broadcasting facilities. Second, nano-
wireless communications can create new usage and new ap-
plications. This article presents a simulation framework for
micro-robots using nano-wireless communications and an
application being developed within our simulator.
is particularly true for MEMS microrobots. A promising communication
technology is nanowireless networking which could be integrated directly
into MEMS microrobots, in our case, the catoms of the Claytronics
project. A first step towards this objective is to design a wireless simulator
able to deal with modular robots. This simulator called Vouivre is
integrated in DPRSim a modular robot simulator developed by Intel
Research. This paper describes Vouivre and its integration in DPRSim
which is an interesting case of integrating different timelines in one
simulator. Experiments validate our design and show the interest of using
wireless communication in modular robots.
sed on graphene nano-antennas has opened new perspec-
tives for communications between small things, referred as
to the internet of micro-things or even as the internet of
nano-things. However, these antennas make use of the Ter-
ahertz band which raises many problems like the absorption
of entire range of the available bandwidth by any molecule.
Meanwhile, recent advances have been made in the design
and fabrication of micro-robots enabling formation of micro-
robots networks. Nano-antennas are an interesting way of
communicating between micro-robots. We envision two types
of benets using integrated nano-antennas in micro-robots.
First, nano-wireless communications could enhance exist-
ing applications enabling a greater communication distance
in an ensemble and broadcasting facilities. Second, nano-
wireless communications can create new usage and new ap-
plications. This article presents a simulation framework for
micro-robots using nano-wireless communications and an
application being developed within our simulator.