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Cross-layer design in the Internet of Things (IoT): issues and possible solutions

Patel, 2023

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With the advent of the Internet the applications around industries adapted the cloud infrastructure for software applications. However, the sensors and actuators used in the industrial plants need to be monitored remotely to gain better access and flexibility to the …
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