Towards business processes orchestrating the physical enterprise with wireless sensor networks

Authors:
Fabio Casati;Florian Daniel;Guenadi Dantchev;Joakim Eriksson;Niclas Finne;Stamatis Karnouskos;Patricio Moreno Montero;Luca Mottola;Felix Jonathan Oppermann;Gian Pietro Picco;Antonio Quartulli;Kay Römer;Patrik Spiess;Stefano Tranquillini;Thiemo Voigt
Affiliations:
University of Trento, Italy;University of Trento, Italy;SAP, Germany;Swedish Institute of Computer Science, Sweden;Swedish Institute of Computer Science, Sweden;SAP, Germany;Acciona Infraestructuras, Spain;Swedish Institute of Computer Science, Sweden;University of Lübeck, Germany;University of Trento, Italy;University of Trento, Italy;University of Lübeck, Germany;SAP, Germany;University of Trento, Italy;Swedish Institute of Computer Science, Sweden
Venue:
Proceedings of the 34th International Conference on Software Engineering
Year:
2012

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Abstract

The industrial adoption of wireless sensor networks (WSNs) is hampered by two main factors. First, there is a lack of integration of WSNs with business process modeling languages and back-ends. Second, programming WSNs is still challenging as it is mainly performed at the operating system level. To this end, we provide makeSense: a unified programming framework and a compilation chain that, from high-level business process specifications, generates code ready for deployment on WSN nodes.