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Internet of things for smart city

Dhumale et al., 2017

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975554986964299669
Author
Dhumale R
Thombare N
Bangare P
Gawali C
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Sinhgad College Of Engineering, Pune, Maharashtra, India

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As a necessary domain in the technology, industry the Internet of Things (IoT) has became a topic of interest of many researchers. This recent technology has been spread over wide area in networking signals & systems, sensors etc. It takes advantages of updated …
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