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Montero et al., 2017 - Google Patents

Neighbor discovery for industrial wireless sensor networks with mobile nodes

Montero et al., 2017

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4317605173564683156
Author
Montero S
Gozalvez J
Sepulcre M
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Computer Communications

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Industrial wireless sensor networks can facilitate the deployment of a wide range of novel industrial applications, including mobile applications that connect mobile robots, vehicles, goods and workers to industrial networks. Current industrial wireless sensor standards have …
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