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Leveraging wake-up radios in UAV-Aided LoRa networks: Some preliminary results on a random-access scheme

Panga et al., 2023

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14900298014121268174
Author
Panga S
Borkotoky S
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Publication venue
2023 17th International Conference on Telecommunications (ConTEL)

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We present a transmission scheme aimed at integrating wake-up radios (WuR) into LoRa sensor networks featuring UAV-mounted gateways. The sensors are informed of the UAV's arrival with the help of WuR, followed by sensor-to-UAV data transfer with frequency and …
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