Minor Sensor and Network Devices

• Jean-Marc Ribero, LEAT laboratory

The evolution of sensor technology and communication protocols has made it possible to realize connected objects whose application domains are in full expansion.                                                    
To understand the world of connected objects today and in the future and the large spectrum of industrial applications, this teaching unit aims to provide theoretical and practical bases for the development of connected objects. The hardware and software architectures that allow collecting and processing of data will be presented.

This course will be divided into two parts:

• In a first step, the operating specificities of some sensors, their networking and different communication protocols will be studied.
• A second part is dedicated to the programming of some sensors and their communications. Practical work will be done on basic examples and then a concrete application defined by the student who would fits in a context of "smart home", "smart city", "ehealth" will be developed.

From a practical point of view, this teaching relies on different types of sensors, different types of sensors and platforms compatibles arduino and rapsberry pi.Capacity

• 20 students

• Implication throughout the course (30% of the final grade)​
• Oral presentation (70% of the final grade)