Nano-RK:A Wireless Sensor Networking Real-Time Operating System

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Nano-RK: A Wireless Sensor Networking Real-Time Operating System

Nano-RK is a fully preemptive reservation-based real-time operating system (RTOS) from Carnegie Mellon University with multi-hop networking support for use in wireless sensor networks. Nano-RK currently runs on the FireFly Sensor Networking Platform as well as the MicaZ motes. It includes a light-weight embedded resource kernel (RK) with rich functionality and timing support using less than 2KB of RAM and 18KB of ROM. Nano-RK supports fixed-priority preemptive multitasking for ensuring that task deadlines are met, along with support for CPU, network, as well as, sensor and actuator reservations. Tasks can specify their resource demands and the operating system provides timely, guaranteed and controlled access to CPU cycles and network packets. Together these resources form virtual energy reservations that allows the OS to enforce system and task level energy budgets.

News

2/12/2008 New release fixes kernel memory bug and adds Windows Support.
2/7/2008 gcc 4.2.2 with avr-libc 1.6.1 fix multiple minor bugs. Install new toolchain from Downloads page.
12/29/2007 Embedded.com Article discusses Nano-RK
10/6/2007 Public Subversion Read Access for pre-beta release

Features

C GNU tool-chain
Classical Preemptive Operating System Multitasking Abstractions
Real-Time Priority Based Scheduling
Built-in Fault Handling
- Task Timing Violations
- Stack Integrity
- Unexpected Node Restarts
- Resource Over-Use
- Low Voltage Detection
- Watchdog Timer
Energy Efficient Scheduling based on a-prior task-set knowledge
Small Footprint (<2K RAM, 16K ROM, including link layer)
SLIPstream (a simple gateway to IP network protocol and utility)
TimeScope (a code execution time measurement utility built into the FireFly programmer boards)
AVR Studio 4 Debugging (Simulating Nano-RK code on a single node using AVR Studio 4 is easy)