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Multi-hop real-time communications over bluetooth low energy industrial wireless mesh networks

Leonardi et al., 2018

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1137751751805571196
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Leonardi L
Patti G
Bello L
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IEEE Access

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Industrial wireless sensor networks (IWSNs) are used to acquire sensor data that need realtime processing, therefore they require predictable behavior and real-time guarantees. To be cost effective, IWSNs are also expected to be low cost and low power. In this context …
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