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All About Wireless Sensor Networks : ISSN 2001-6298

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iWSN, Technical Articles

Towards Efficient Updates and Recovery in Erasure-coded Clustered Storage

by Dr. Celestine Iwendi • April 24, 2014

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iWSN, Technical Articles

Distributed P2P Streaming under Node Degree

by Dr. Celestine Iwendi • April 24, 2014

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Biosensor, Technical Articles

Researchers in Wireless Organic Sensor Breakthrough

by Dr. Celestine Iwendi • April 17, 2014

A research team led by Professor Takayasu Sakurai and Professor Takao Someya at the University of Tokyo has succeeded in developing the world’s first flexible wireless completely organic sensor system. According to the report, the feasibility of this wireless system…

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Internet Of Things, Technical Articles

Internet of Vehicles

by Dr. Celestine Iwendi • April 17, 2014

Internet of Vehicles :From Intelligent Grid to Autonomous Cars and Vehicular Clouds

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iWSN, Technical Articles

RTMC: Reliable Transport with Memory Consideration in Wireless Sensor Networks

by Dr. Celestine Iwendi • April 6, 2014

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iWSN

Critical Communication Radius for Sink Connectivity in Wireless Networks

by Dr. Celestine Iwendi • April 6, 2014

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