DOREMI Gateway Clause Samples

DOREMI Gateway. The DOREMI Gateway is the central computing platform of the indoor WSN with the role of collecting data from the environmental sensors of the Indoor WSN and safely storing them on a central database for later processing. Sensors are not usually capable of storing generated data using remote services and generally they provide access to real-time data through a heterogeneous set of communication protocols (IP based protocols, Zigbee, Z-Wave, Bluetooth, etc.). In sensor network deployments, the gateway node generally stands as the central hub that interacts with available sensor devices using heterogeneous protocols, exposing their functionalities and data through a consolidated interface. In DOREMI, the gateway is a computing platform that supports the extraction of scalar-typed data generated by the Z-Wave environmental sensors and the Smart Carpet, managing the persistence of collected time series data on a remote sensor database by using secure protocols. As the DOREMI solution tries to be not too invasive in the home environment, the device must not take too much space and it must be affordable in terms of costs. The DOREMI Gateway also needs an internet access in order to communicate with remote services over the Internet. The device selected as the DOREMI Gateway is the Raspberry PI 2 Model B. It is a credit card sized single board computer developed by the Raspberry Pi Foundation with the following general features:  CPU: 900MHz quad-core ARM Cortex-A7  Memory: 1GB RAM  Storage: MicroSDHC slot (up to 64GB storage)  OS: Support for Linux or Windows 10  Networking : Ethernet networking enabled  4 USB ports  Video output: HDMI  Cost: 35 USD
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