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Lecture

Edge IoT Sensors: Multiple-Input Analysis

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This lecture discusses the benefits of using multiple processors in IoT sensors, particularly in wearables like the Apple Watch, to process different input signals efficiently. It also explores the importance of technology nodes and activity levels in optimizing power efficiency and performance.

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IoT Systems and Industrial Applications with Design Thinking

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