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Balakrishnan et al., 2021 - Google Patents

A Personalized Eccentric Cyber‐Physical System Architecture for Smart Healthcare

Balakrishnan et al., 2021

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1393504460022255693
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Balakrishnan A
Kadiyala R
Dhiman G
Ashok G
Kautish S
Yadav K
Maruthi Nagendra Prasad J
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Security and Communication Networks

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The development and technological advancement of wireless sensor networks in different fields has been a revolution for mankind. To meet the high‐end requirements, the support of the cloud that provides the resources for the application is very much essential. This paper …
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