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-NAIS is a collection of modules to be used as basic building blocks for IoT systems.
+NAIS project started from an attempt to build a tool for multiplexing the 
+serial port and ended as a micro-router monster.
 
 This is work in progress,
-we welcome feedbacks, ideas and contributions!
+Feedbacks, ideas and contributions are welcome!
 
-The first module we are building is a microrouter for IoT.
-The microrouter exchanges and translates messages between apps that use different standard protocols and different transports: for example you can link a board that communicate with a USB serial port with an app that speaks websocket.
+Please use github Issues for any inquiry or bug.
 
+NAIS concepts are actually implemented in python language:
+pynais is an asyncio based package that implements a micro-router like service
+between:
 
+ * tcp connected apps
+ * websocket connected apps
+ * boards using a serial line (USB) 
+
+Some documentation [here](http://nais.readthedocs.io)
 
 ## RIOT
 
 The firmware examples will be built on top of [RIOT](http://riot-os.org/)  	
 
 The burba directory contains the RIOT specific cpu support for [cc3200](http://www.ti.com/product/CC3200) and the [CC3200-LAUNCHXL](http://www.ti.com/tool/cc3200-launchxl) board.  
 
-Build the hello-world demo to check that the development environment is correctly setup:
-
-    > cd burba
-    > git clone https://github.com/RIOT-OS/RIOT.git
-    > cd apps/hello-world
-    > make
-    > make flash
-
-burba/apps/tcp-simple-client is a preliminary demo that use the simplelink API and connect to a tcp server.