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Weeks Hall (weeks.cosmos-lab.org)

As shown in the figure, one large programmable software defined COSMOS radio node sector and a pair of small nodes are deployed, in collaboration with Siemens and Rutgers University, in the ​New Jersey Advanced Manufacturing Institute operated by the ​Mechanical & Aerospace department at Rutgers. The objective of the this sandbox is to allow the design and development of advanced manufacturing techniques that require low latency and high reliability communications integrated with edge computing. The overall goal is to use emerging wireless and edge cloud capabilities to enable speed and flexibility in terms of manufacturing floor reconfigurability.

Weeks Hall Block Diagram

Weeks Hall resources:

  • Ethernet Switch
    • Dell Z9100
  • Computing Resources:
    • 4 high performance compute servers
  • SDR Resources
  • Modems and Modem Servers
    • 4th generation (Yellow) node with Simcom SIM8200
    • Raspberry Pi with with Simcom SIM8200
  • Sensors and Cameras
    • Gocator Laser Sensor
    • NVIDIA Jetson Xavier node with dual camera

IP Address Assignment

Device Control Network Data Network 1 Data Network 2
Large Node Servers
Server 1 10.44.1.1 (srv1-lg1) 10.45.1.1 (srv1a-lg1) 10.46.1.1 (srv1b-lg1)
Server 2 10.44.1.2 (srv2-lg1) 10.45.1.2 (srv2a-lg1) 10.46.1.2 (srv2b-lg1)
Server 3 10.44.1.3 (srv3-lg1) 10.45.1.3 (srv3a-lg1) 10.46.1.3 (srv3b-lg1)
Server 4 10.44.1.4 (srv4-lg1) 10.45.1.4 (srv4a-lg1) 10.46.1.4 (srv4b-lg1)
Large Node SDRs
USRP N310 (S1) 10.44.2.1 (sdr1-s1-lg1) 10.45.2.1 (sdr1a-s1-lg1) 10.46.2.1 (sdr1b-s1-lg1)
USRP 2974 (S1) 10.44.2.2 (sdr2-s1-lg1) 10.45.2.2 (sdr2a-s1-lg1) 10.46.2.2 (sdr2b-s1-lg1)
Modems and Modem Servers
Yellow Node 10.44.3.1 (srv1-in1) 10.45.3.1 (srv1a-in1) -
Raspberry Pi 10.44.3.2 (mob1-1) - -
Camera and Sensor Devices
Gocator 10.44.3.1 (cam1) - -
Xavier 10.44.3.2 (cam2) - -

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