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Category: iWSN
Lectures on WSN
Federating Energy Storage
Tragedy of the Coulombs. Federating Energy Storage for Tiny, Intermittently-Powered Sensors [gview file=”http://www.wsnmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/ufop_presentation.pdf”]
GHz Spectrum Acquisition in Realtime
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RF‐Cloak: Securing RFID Cards Without Modifying them
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Reliable Wireless Sensor Networks for Future Smart Grid Systems
Energy technologies are of particular importance to the world at large. It is a key driver of the any country’s development and economic growth. Nigeria with a population of over 170 million people can only boast of about 4,500MW generated,…
Multi-Block Alternating Direction Method
Multi-Block Alternating Direction Method of Multipliers Are there Better Algorithms for Linear Programming? [gview file=”http://www.wsnmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/linear-programming.pdf”]
Sensor Application: Smart home heating and cooling
An MIT Alumnus with a spinout company known as Ecovent is further refining Smart Home Heating and Cooling technology with an automated system of vents and sensors that allows temperature control of individual rooms through an app. This technology which…
Analysis of WSN Evaluation kits
Wireless Sensor Networks are typically purpose-built, designed to support a single or complex running application. As the demand for applications that can harness the capabilities of a sensor-rich environment increases, the problem of the availability of sensing infrastructure that is…
Security against Physical Attacks Using Physical Unclonable Functions (PUFs)
Few years ago, sophisticated physical and aggressive attacks have evolved to recover secrets from integrated circuits. This poses a threat to smart cards, RFID tags, FPGA implementations, WSN and many other applications which rely on secrets stored inside a digital…
DARPA Robotics Challenge- MIT researchers in Teleoperation
The final round of competition in the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency’s (DARPA) contest to design control systems for a humanoid robot that could climb a ladder, remove debris, drive a utility vehicle, and perform several other tasks related…