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The SensorScope project was developed under Swiss Experiment. SensorScope was originally a collaboration between environmental scientists and hardware/software engineers at EPFL, aiming to study the energy exchanges and balances at the earth/atmosphere boundary. After many test deployments and much hardware development, a reliable multi-hop, self organising sensor network was produced and a spin-off company, SensorScope Sàrl was formed in 2009. This company manufactures and sells the SensorScope stations.

When the company was formed, the SensorScope firmware remained open-source. The development effort within SwissEx has focused on this firmware and broadened to encompass several groups within SwissEx. The work of these groups concentrates mainly on hardware integration and power optimisation and in network data processing. Simultaneously, SwissEx provides the main source of harsh environment test deployments of SensorScope systems, the data from which is used both by SensorScope engineers and various disciplines of environmental research.

The many SwissEx deployments are included on the portal below. All SwissEx SensorScope stations are also available on GSN.

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