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Instrument Element Echo
http://instrumentelem.sourceforge.net/blog/
This blog talks about an open source initiative for the integration between Instruments and the classical computational infrastructure such as Grid or Cloud computing. This blog is not about work. It just presents everyday life that volunteers are spending in the Instrument Element project.
- Added on: Jan 13th, 2009
- Country: Switzerland
- Language: English
- Author: Francesco Lelli
- Listed in: Programming Programming
- Tags: Pervasive Computing instrument grid probe sensor cloud computing
Recent Posts
New wordpress version for our blog
We just update the blog to the last version of wordpress. No big issues… we where lucky. Still the major problem remain the spam because sourceforge does not allow out coming connections from their servers so spam filters does not work...
First outdoor test of Lego Mindstorm Robot
The Lego Mindstorm Robot (codename: “T1″ ) has been tested outside in an open field. The Instrument Element of the robot was on a web-server, running on a linux. The test web-page was accessed using an iPhone. Though the robot doesn̵...
Welcome Alimur and Krzysztof!
We are please to welcome Alimur and Krzysztof as new members of the project. Alimur is a master student specialized in embedded systems while Krzysztof has just finished his bachelor in computer science. In the next months they will implements Web ...
Volunteer computing support
Hi guys, as Francesco introduced me this is my first post on the blog. It’s a great pleasure for me to start this open-source adventure with all of you! I’ve just started to commit on the instrument element repository under the xwchplugi...
Welcome Mark!
I am pleased to welcome Mark in our teem. He is a student at the faculty of informatics and he is at the beginning of his second year. He is currently doing a summer internship at the faculty and this is his first “real experience” in Opensource....
Web Site Updated
The Website have been updated with a new project overview and links to our new SVN and Mailing lists. The task have been closed in our tracker but any comment is more than welcome!...
