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Evolution of IoT: An industry perspective

Cano et al., 2019

Document ID
5468664713006676315
Author
Cano J
Berrios V
Garcia B
Toh C
Publication year
Publication venue
IEEE Internet of Things Magazine

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Mobile ad hoc networks have evolved since the early 1990s: over two decades. However, the unique concept of wireless device-to-device networking has now ballooned into a major technology and industry revolution with applications impacting many facets of our lives. In …
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