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MoleNet: A Wireless Underground Sensor Network Platform

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MoleNet is a versatile Wireless Underground Sensor Network (WUSN) platform designed for education and low-power environmental monitoring. This repository contains all relevant resources, including PCB layouts, source code, and examples to test and evaluate the platform.

Further information can be found on the official MoleNet Website!

⚠️ Note: This is an active project. The files and directory structure are subject to change.

New ESP32-based MoleNet!

After a long journey, we are finally at a point where we are testing the current version on a larger scale. The latest version of MoleNet features several key improvements:

  • ESP32-S3 microcontroller: A powerful yet energy-efficient processor that supports various development ecosystems including MicroPython, Arduino, and RiotOS
  • SDI-12 sensor interface: Compatible with high-quality environmental sensors
  • Micro-SD card support: Enables extensive local data storage
  • SX1276-based LoRa transceiver: Provides long-range wireless communication
  • On-board BME280 sensor: Measures temperature, barometric pressure, and humidity BME280
  • Low-power design: Ensures long battery life for extended deployments
  • qwiic connectivity: Simplifies integration of I2C-based sensors, as, for example, available here: Sparkfun

Older Versions

Documentation for the ATMEGA-based MoleNet boards can be found in the documentation directory.

Changelog

The list of changes and the evolution of MoleNet is listed in the changelog.

Publications

The following list gives some MoleNet-related publications:

I Want to Have MoleNet!

MoleNet is a dynamic project that is constantly evolving. At its current stage, we do not offer a ready-to-use, fully certified product with complete end-user support.

If you would like to contribute to the development of MoleNet and need hardware for testing and further development, you have two options:

  1. Build the hardware yourself. All the necessary resources can be found in this repository.
  2. Order evaluation boards from our partner Intergalactic Circuits for personal use.

Contributors

Many students and researchers contribute to the MoleNet project. See the full list of contributors in CONTRIBUTORS.md.