A CommonSense Approach to Real-world Global Sensing
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In this paper we present our view of sensor and actuator networks, how we position them relative to the network of the future and what support such networks would both bring to and require from the existing and future core network. We put a special emphasis on the support infrastructure, and describe our envisioned architecture for a future ubiquitous sensor and actuator framework
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تاریخ انتشار 2007