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From micro to macro IoT: Challenges and solutions in the integration of IEEE 802.15. 4/802.11 and sub-GHz technologies

Davoli et al., 2017

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Davoli L
Belli L
Cilfone A
Ferrari G
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IEEE Internet of Things Journal

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Research efforts in the field of Internet of Things (IoT) are providing solutions in building new types of “network of networks,” going beyond the technological barriers due to intrinsic limitations of the constrained devices typically used in this context. Thanks to the …
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