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Collective behavior implementation in powerline surveillance sensor network

This paper presents the application of collective swarm intelligence in solving problems of non-multiplexing communication in powerline sensor network. Based on collective intelligence behavior in nature, we design a system that allows local sensors to collect local information acquired from the powerline channel. As the information becomes available, the sensor can adaptively adjust its parameters in order to achieve a common goal of non-multiplexing sensor communication throughout entire network. The non-multiplexing sensor communications is implemented using underdetermined blind source separation (uBSS) based on the finite alphabet property of the data. The details of hardware implementation are provided as well as the result from the test-bed network.