Configurable Reprogramming Methodology for Embedded Low-Power Devices

The embedded low-power devices are very important part of any smart system. With the large amounts of sensors and actuators used, it is a good practice to implement remote reprogramming capabilities into the firmwares of these devices. This paper presents a new configurable reprogramming methodology that can be applied to various platforms. It is built on the best reprogramming practices while giving developers more control over firmware outline, updated functions and modules. It also refers energy efficiency, as the data shared over the network and memory operations on the devices are minimal. The multiplatform capabilities make this scheme ideal for smart systems.