Titlebook: Autonomous Sensor Networks; Collective Sensing S Daniel Filippini Book 2013 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2013 Ambient assisted living.

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Graphen und algorithmische Graphenprobleme,ter, we describe the main frameworks for developing auto-LOC devices including the plug-in framework and the monolithic framework. The plug-in model aims at miniaturizing stand-alone plug-and-play components, which can then be assembled together with the microfabricated chip to develop an integrated

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-9144-6mation acquisition for applications ranging from environmental monitoring to in-vivo sensing. This chapter presents a range of on-going projects with an emphasis on environmental sensing; relevant literature pertaining to sensor networks is reviewed, validated sensing applications are described and

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Graphen- und Netzwerkoptimierungllimeter-scale miniature devices with sensing, processing, and wireless communication capabilities will change the way we live. These systems will provide the technology behind numerous collective sensing applications expected in the near future. Collective sensing is the collaboration between multi

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