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A Sensed-Point-Oriented Geographic Routing for Camera Networks
Camera networks have been paid much attention in sensor networks since those network are useful to visualize a phenomenon sensed by other sensors for temperature, humidity, and light. When a user selects a point of an area deployed cameras in an application, a geographic routing is best used as a routing of the camera network. In conventional geographic routing, the destination of a message should be the location of a node. However, this is not suitable for sensors that cover a wide or directed sensing area such as cameras. To cope with this problem, we propose a modified geographic routing scheme called SenriGan. SenriGan accommodates specifying a sensed point as a destination instead of using a location of a node. In this demonstration, we show a prototype system of SenriGan.