Welcome to

An NMSU iCREDITS project
Funded by the National Science Foundation

Automate your House

Enjoy the convenience of managing several devices in your house. MESH allows you to control your devices intelligently, manage your security systems, and improve your overall lifestyle. What's the best part? It's free!

Lower Energy Consumption

Our primary goal is to reduce overall power consumption. Our system allows users to monitor their energy consumption to deter high energy waste. More importantly, every household running MESH can connect with neighboring houses running the same system. Together a grid of MESH smart houses can work together for the greater good.

Help the Enviroment

Do your part to fight climate change. Using MESH as a tool, communities can help reduce their carbon emission footprint.

[T]he Internet will disappear. There will be so many IP addresses, so many devices, sensors, things that you are wearing, things that you are interacting with, that you won't even sense it. It will be part of your presence all the time. Imagine you walk into a room, and the room is dynamic. And with your permission and all of that, you are interacting with the things going on in the room.


Eric Schmidt

Former CEO of Google

MEET OUR TEAM

William is an under-caffeinated assistant professor of computer science at NMSU. When he is not designing algorithms to take over the world, his world is taken over by his toddler son.

William Yeoh

PROJECT CO-LEAD
Enrico Pontelli received his Ph.D. from NMSU in 1997; he is currently a Regents Professor in the Department of Computer Science and an Interim Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. His research areas are in everything logic related.

Enrico Pontelli

PROJECT CO-LEAD
Son is a professor in CS whom people often get his first and last names confused. As such, he answers to Son, Cao, or Tran.

Son Tran

PROJECT CO-LEAD
Jeremiah Smith is a hardworking and enthusiastic third year computer scientist student at New Mexico State University. He enjoys working on challenging software development projects.

Jeremiah Smith

AGENT DEVELOPER
William is a student in the graduate Computer Science program at NMSU. He spends most of his spare time going to brewpubs, playing competitive video games, and binge watching shows.

William Kluegel

AGENT DEVELOPER
Aamir likes to play soccer, cricket, and video games. And he loves eating food from different countries.

Aamir Iqbal

SMART DEVICES SIMULATOR
Jordan is a Senior in Computer Science at NMSU. He is engaged to be married in September 2016. He loves sports and movies, likes meeting new people and hearing their great stories through life.

Jordan Michael

SMART DEVICES DEVELOPER
John is a Senior at NMSU working on his Computer Science degree. In his spare time, he enjoys playing chess, spending time with his fiancee, and working on his own personal projects. Upon graduation, he plans to start a business that will be innovative in Science and Technology.

John Flickinger

WEB APP DEVELOPER
Ryan is a graduate student at NMSU studying computer science. In his spare time, he enjoys cycling and hanging out with his dog.

Ryan Read

SMART DEVICES DEVELOPER
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Kassie Lamm

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Travis is a Computer Science student at NMSU and enjoys building clusters out of Raspberry Pi computers in his spare time. His work on the project involves securing communications for the smart devices and working on the website.

Travis Machacek

INFORMATION ASSURANCE
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Jacob Valdez

DATABASE MANAGEMENT
Works on UI design

Robert Lykins

WIDERECEIVER FOR THE STEELERS

List of past contributors to the project here

OUR SPONSORS

About

This is a project conducted within the iCREDITS smart grid research center at New Mexico State University. It is funded by the National Science Foundation. Although we are still in the early stages of development, we have high hopes that the project will be successful!

Get Involved

Are you interested in Home Automation? Want to learn more about the Internet of Things? Or are you looking for some practical experience with real systems? We are always looking for enthusiastic contributors. Find out how!

Contact

Science Hall, Room #134
New Mexico State University
Las Cruces, NM 88001