TinyOS is a nesC-written (a C language dialect) component operating system/platform that works for low power wireless devices. This includes wireless sensor networks, personal area networks and “smart dust.”
In the beginning, TinyOS was a part of UC Berkeley’s DARPA NEST program. Now TinyOS is involved with thousands of commercial developers and academic programs around the country and worldwide.
Software Specs
Type
Open Source
Open Source
License Model
BDS open-source
BDS open-source
Base Price
Free for public and open source projects. Starting at $7/month for a developer package
Free for public and open source projects. Starting at $7/month for a developer package
Additional Price Details
Team package: $9/user/month ($25 for a team of 5)
Business package: $21/user/month
Features (basic)
- Personal account
- Unlimited public repositories
- Unlimited private repositories
- Unlimited collaborators
Who is This Software For?
The majority of people who use TinyOS are those who are involved with low power wireless and sensor networks, especially those performing research. Other frequent users include: startup companies, R&D labs and embedded wireless product lines.
Vendor Details
- NameTinyOS Alliance
- Websitewww.github.com/tinyos/tinyos-main
- CountryUSA
- Founded2000
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