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elobaps: Towards energy load balancing with wake-up radios for iot

Sampayo et al., 2019

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406250702600717491
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Sampayo S
Montavont J
Noël T
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International Conference on Ad-Hoc Networks and Wireless

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In an effort to extend the lifetime and reliability of multi-hop wireless sensor networks we recently presented LoBaPS, a protocol to select opportunistic parents and achieve load balancing. This algorithm takes advantage of the wake-up radio for its ultra-low power …
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