Mishra, Ananya Ghayar, Jay Pendam, Ritika Shinde, Shilpa
Published in
ITM Web of Conferences
Technology has become a critical part of our daily activities and routine life in the present day scenario. The need of the hour is to devise a smart home that will be able to control the operation of electronic devices via a smartphone. This concept, while absurd to imagine, can be easily implemented efficiently using a package tracking software w...
Al-Dubai, Ahmed Alahmadi, Hanan Bouabdallah, Fatma
Long Range (LoRa) networks provide long range, cost-effective and energy-efficient communications by utilising the free unlicensed ISM band, which makes them appealing for Internet of Things (IoT) applications. However, in high density networks, reliable performance might be hard to achieve due to the nodes’ random-access method. Furthermore, the d...
Roe, Michael Spanaki, Konstantina Ioannou, Athina Zamani, Efpraxia Giannakis, Mihalis
The digitally disruptive environment has evolved rapidly due to the introduction of new advancements within the field of smart applications. Applications of one of the most prominent technologies, Internet of Things (IoT), often appear in the retail sector, where smart services have transformed the customer experience holistically. Presented in thi...
Aimi, Alessandro Guillemin, Fabrice Rovedakis, Stephane Secci, Stefano
Motivated by the rapid deployment of various applications based on connected objects, we propose in this paper an approach to differentiating Packet Delivery Ratios in LoRa Wide Area Networks (LoRaWAN). This type of network is simple to deploy and operate at the expense of loose commitments in terms of quality. To overcome this shortcoming, we prop...
Sun, Xiaoli Wang, Xuan
Published in
Frontiers in Psychology
The Industry 4.0 concept proposes that new cutting-edge technologies, such as the Internet of Things (IoT), will grow. The acceptance of IoT in the circular economy (CE) is still in its infancy, despite its enormous potential. In the face of growing environmental affairs, IoT based Industry 4.0 technologies are altering CE practices and existing bu...
Alnahwi, Falih M Al-Yasir, Yasir I A See, Chan Hwang Abd-Alhameed, Raed A
Published in
Sensors (Basel, Switzerland)
In this paper, single-element and MIMO microstrip antenna with two pairs of unequal slits is proposed as a circularly polarized antenna with negligible back radiation for 5G mid-band handsets. The unequal pairs of slits are engraved on the antenna patch to guarantee the presence of the circular polarization (CP). The proximity-coupled feeding techn...
Henry, Céline Bassignani, Ariane Berland, Magali Langella, Olivier Sokol, Harry Juste, Catherine
Published in
Cells
Thanks to the latest developments in mass spectrometry, software and standards, metaproteomics is emerging as the vital complement of metagenomics, to make headway in understanding the actual functioning of living and active microbial communities. Modern metaproteomics offers new possibilities in the area of clinical diagnosis. This is illustrated ...
Nkamla Penka, Jean Bertin Mahmoudi, Saïd Debauche, Olivier
Agriculture 4.0 is a domain of IoT in full growth which produces large amounts of data from machines, robots, and sensors networks. This data must be processed very quickly, especially for the systems that need to make real-time decisions. The Kappa architecture provides a way to process Agriculture 4.0 data at high speed in the cloud, and thus mee...
Tadrist, Nassima Debauche, Olivier Mahmoudi, Saïd Guttadauria, Adriano
Recent floods, have shown that classical monitoring system of rivers are no longer suitable because other phenomena such insufficient capacity and / or obstruction of the drainage networks, modification of cropping practices and rotations, increase in the size of plots linked to land consolidation, urbanization of flood-prone areas, etc. The combin...
Yuan, Titan Maksimovic, Filip Wheeler, Brad Burnett, David Lee, Lydia Watteyne, Thomas Pister, Kristofer
Crystal-free radios have the potential to revolutionize the IoT: due to their single-chip nature, they are both very cheap (no external components required) and very small (the size of a grain of rice). The Single-Chip Micro Mote (SCμM) is a 2×3×0.3 mm3 crystal-free chip that can communicate with off-the-shelf transceivers over Bluetooth Low Energy...