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‎nControl^2 - General Purpose Computing

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		+	=== Computing by Gumstix ===
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		+	Check out our [http://www.gumstix.com/cbg.html "computing by Gumstix"].
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	== 2009 ==		== 2009 ==

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 Gumstix verdex is the base station computer high on the mountain.
-[http://tik42x.ee.ethz.ch:22001/ PermaSense Live Data Viewer]
+[http://data.permasense.ch PermaSense Live Data Viewer]
 Contact: [http://www.tik.ee.ethz.ch/~beutel/ Jan Beutel at Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich].

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 === Nottingham Scientific -- Global Navigation Satellite System ===
-Nottingham Scientific is using an Overo Earth board to run some of their satellite receiver software.  Michele, one of the software engineers, writes, "Not only the OMAP3503 can reliably record the raw GNSS stream, but it is also capable of processing 16 GPS -or Galileo BOC(1,1)- channels in real-time, continuously!"  See [http://michelebavaro.blogspot.com/2009/12/still-alive-and-working-hard.html his blog post] for more details.
+Nottingham Scientific is using an Overo Earth board to run some of their satellite receiver software.  Michele, one of the software engineers, writes, "Not only can the OMAP3503 reliably record the raw GNSS stream, but it is also capable of processing 16 GPS -or Galileo BOC(1,1)- channels in real-time, continuously!"  See [http://michelebavaro.blogspot.com/2009/12/still-alive-and-working-hard.html his blog post] for more details.
 === nControl^2 - General Purpose Computing ===

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 === Nottingham Scientific -- Global Navigation Satellite System ===
-Nottingham Scientific is using an Overo Earth board to run some of their satellite receiver software.  Michele, one of the software engineers writes, "Not only the OMAP3503 can reliably record the raw GNSS stream, but it is also capable of processing 16 GPS -or Galileo BOC(1,1)- channels in real-time, continuously!"  See [http://michelebavaro.blogspot.com/2009/12/still-alive-and-working-hard.html his blog post] for more details.
+Nottingham Scientific is using an Overo Earth board to run some of their satellite receiver software.  Michele, one of the software engineers, writes, "Not only the OMAP3503 can reliably record the raw GNSS stream, but it is also capable of processing 16 GPS -or Galileo BOC(1,1)- channels in real-time, continuously!"  See [http://michelebavaro.blogspot.com/2009/12/still-alive-and-working-hard.html his blog post] for more details.
 === nControl^2 - General Purpose Computing ===

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		+	=== Nottingham Scientific -- Global Navigation Satellite System ===
		+	Nottingham Scientific is using an Overo Earth board to run some of their satellite receiver software. Michele, one of the software engineers writes, "Not only the OMAP3503 can reliably record the raw GNSS stream, but it is also capable of processing 16 GPS -or Galileo BOC(1,1)- channels in real-time, continuously!" See [http://michelebavaro.blogspot.com/2009/12/still-alive-and-working-hard.html his blog post] for more details.

	=== nControl^2 - General Purpose Computing ===		=== nControl^2 - General Purpose Computing ===

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 === nControl^2 - General Purpose Computing ===
-[[Image:ncontrol2-initial-design.jpg|thumb]]
+[http://www.gumstix.net/wiki/images/4/49/Ncontrol2-initial-design.jpg Ncontrol initial design]
 [http://www.clearboxsystems.com.au Clearbox Systems] is developing its next generation nControl product which will be called nControl^2 (or nControl Squared). It is a small general purpose computer based on the Gumstix Overo module and will be officially released in Q4 2009. The development of this product can be followed at [http://www.clearboxsystems.com.au/category/development/ Clearbox Systems Development Blog] and we would appreciate any feedback or suggestions over the next month or so during the prototyping phase.

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 === TIMS - Telecom Infrastructure Management System ===
-[[Image:Powertech-1.jpg|thumb|]]
+[http://www.gumstix.net/wiki/images/3/33/Powertech-1.jpg Inside the Powertech network controller]
-[[Image:Powertech-in-India-Jan-2009.jpg|thumb|]]
+[http://www.gumstix.net/wiki/images/a/ac/Powertech-in-India-Jan-2009.jpg Map of Powertech across India]
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 === Ad-hoc wireless network for Emergency Workers ===
-[[Image:Mica_x220.jpg|thumb|Mica creates Ad-hoc wireless network]]
+[http://www.gumstix.net/wiki/images/6/69/Mica_x220.jpg Mica creates Ad-hoc wireless network]
 Ad-hoc wireless networks may soon tell emergency workers how to deploy transmitters.
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 ===Gumstix on the Matterhorn Hornligrat in Swiss Alps===
-[[Image:Jan-1.JPG|thumb|Helicopter in Swiss Alps]]
+[http://www.gumstix.net/wiki/images/6/65/Jan-1.JPG Helicopter over the Matterhorn, in the Swiss Alps]]
 [http://www.permasense.ch PermaSense] observes physical parameters related to permafrost in steep high-alpine terrain over a period of multiple years. Live sensor network data is transmitted from the Matterhorn, Switzerland field site at 3400 m a.s.l. every 2 minutes.

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 [[Image:ncontrol2-initial-design.jpg|thumb]]
-[http://www.clearboxsystems.com.au Clearbox Systems] is developing its next generation nControl product which will be called nControl^2 (or nControl Squared). It is a small general purpose computer based on the Gumstix Overo module and will be officially released in Q4 2009. The development of this product can be followed at [http://clearboxsystems.blogspot.com Clearbox Systems Development Blog] and we would appreciate any feedback or suggestions over the next month or so during the prototyping phase.
+[http://www.clearboxsystems.com.au Clearbox Systems] is developing its next generation nControl product which will be called nControl^2 (or nControl Squared). It is a small general purpose computer based on the Gumstix Overo module and will be officially released in Q4 2009. The development of this product can be followed at [http://www.clearboxsystems.com.au/category/development/ Clearbox Systems Development Blog] and we would appreciate any feedback or suggestions over the next month or so during the prototyping phase.
 This product will feature a compact size, robust wide input power supply, and 8 USB host ports for easy expansion.