Advancements in Wireless Communication and IoT Technologies

The field of wireless communication and IoT is moving towards more efficient, low-latency, and fault-tolerant solutions. Researchers are exploring innovative approaches to address the challenges of multichannel rendezvous, single-wire communication, and precise localization. Noteworthy papers in this area include Efficient Multichannel Rendezvous Algorithms without Global Channel Enumeration, which proposes low-complexity algorithms for synchronous and asynchronous settings, and LinkBo, an adaptive single-wire protocol that offers reduced latency and enhanced throughput. Other notable works include the design and development of a scalable and energy-efficient localization framework leveraging LoRa ranging-capable transceivers, and the evaluation of the Enhanced ShockBurst protocol for wireless low-latency synchronization in body-worn multi-node systems.

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Efficient Multichannel Rendezvous Algorithms without Global Channel Enumeration

BUBBLE-BLUE a multihop private network based on Bluetooth

LinkBo: An Adaptive Single-Wire, Low-Latency, and Fault-Tolerant Communications Interface for Variable-Distance Chip-to-Chip Systems

Integrated Wheel Sensor Communication using ESP32 -- A Contribution towards a Digital Twin of the Road System

Wireless Low-Latency Synchronization for Body-Worn Multi-Node Systems in Sports

Design and Development of a Scalable and Energy-Efficient Localization Framework Leveraging LoRa Ranging-Capable Transceivers

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