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The Pister lab is not a company, so we decided to assign ourselves the unused OUI 0x1415192, the first six decimals of \Piπ. Furthermore, we encode the board type and version in the EUI64, as well as its identifier. The format of the EUI64 we use is:

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• 14-15-92 (six first decimals of \Piπi) is the "made up" 3B Organizationally Unique Identifier (OUI) of the Pister lab;
• xx is the type of board:
  • 0x09 for GINA (a '9' looks like a 'g')
  • 0x0b for GINA basestation
  • 0xeb for TelosB
  • 0xe3 for EUI64 Numbering Convention (a '3' looks like an 'm' rotated sideways)
• yy-yy is the version:
  • 0x022b for a GINA 2.2b
  • 0x022c for a GINA 2.2c
  • 0x0301 for a MSP1 basestation (a '3' looks like an 'm' rotated sideways)
  • 0x1000 for an EUI64 Numbering Convention 1.0.0
  • 0x0000 for an EUI64 Numbering Convention 1.0.0
• zz-zz is the unique identifier of the board, i.e. the one labeled on the board, in hexadecimal format

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