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System architecture challenges in the home M2M network

Starsinic, 2010

Document ID
6211285132876665725
Author
Starsinic M
Publication year
Publication venue
2010 IEEE Long Island Systems, Applications and Technology Conference

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Wireless home networks are extending beyond phones and computers to include every imaginable type of electronic device from TVs and audio components, to appliances and thermostats. The benefits include distribution of multimedia throughout the home, energy …
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