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Enabling Direct Message Dissemination in Industrial Wireless Networks via Cross-Technology Communication

Mu et al., 2023

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Document ID
12836674167156572582
Author
Mu D
Chen Y
Chen X
Shi J
Sha M
Publication year
Publication venue
IEEE INFOCOM 2023-IEEE Conference on Computer Communications

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IEEE 802.15. 4 based industrial wireless networks have been widely deployed to connect sensors, actuators, and gateway in industrial facilities. Although wireless mesh networks work satisfactorily most of the time thanks to years of research, they are often complex and …
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