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Internet of multimedia things (IoMT): A review

Laghari et al., 2025

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12078964546807187368
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Laghari A
Li H
Karim S
Hyder W
Shoulin Y
Khan A
Laghari R
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The Review of Socionetwork Strategies

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Abstract The Internet of Multimedia Things, or IoMT, has grown significantly in the modern era. Major IoMT applications, like video surveillance and image processing, are used to monitor real-time settings in smart cities. A number of frameworks and techniques were put …
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