List of known projects currently being pursued. See also University of Maryland Site for a more complete listing of known projects.

Where	Project Name	Description
MIT	Project Oxygen	From the web site: The Oxygen system must be pervasive--it must be everywhere, with every portal reaching into --the same information base; embedded--it must live in our world, sensing and affecting it; nomadic--its users and computations must be free to move around --according to their needs; eternal--it must never shut down or reboot; components may come and --go in response to demand, errors, and upgrades, but Oxygen as a --whole must be non-stop and forever.
MIT	The GRID	Grid is a system for routing in wireless ad hoc mobile networks
ISI	SCADDS	The SCADDS project explores scalable coordination architectures for deeply distributed and dynamic systems (e.g. wireless sensor networks)
Stanford	Mosquito Net	From the website: The main goal of the Mobile People Architecture is to put the person, rather than the devices that the person uses, at the endpoints of a communication session. This architecture introduces the concept of routing between people.
CMU	Coda	More a file system than a mobile computing environment.
CMU	Oddyssey	There are several mentions of this on the website, but I can find no links to it. The one on the page does not work.
Berkeley	TinyOS	In this project, they come up with an application environmnet and describe a programming model for networked devices. Very similar to ours but with no mobile code.
Berkeley	IceBerg	Mobile routing with cell phones.
Berkeley	The Berkeley Wireless Research Institute	Many research groups looking at the physical construction as well as various algorithms for routing and networking.
Univesity of Washington	Chaos Routing	Interested in routing protocols. Also has a routing simulator.
University of Washington	Portolano	The Portolano project seeks to create a testbed for investigation into the emerging field of invisible computing.
Princeton	Networked Research Group (Includes SCOUT)	This is the Princeton group in charge of doing happy things with networking. They've moved from the University of Arizona.
CalTech	InfoSpheres	Researching the composition of distributed active mobile objects that communicate using messages
University of Maryland	The Mobile Computing and Multimedia Laboratory	The mission of the Mobile Computing and Multimedia Laboratory (MCML) is to perform innovative research in the areas of mobile computer communications and multimedia systems.
Georgia Tech	Everyday Computing	Everyday Computing leverages computational capabilities to enhance day-to-day activities, focusing on a continuously present environment
UCLA	The WAMIS Project	This project will develop techniques for the design of wireless networks that are adaptable to a variety of application scenarios covering different transmission environments, varying network configurations, and a range of user services-data, voice, and image