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Notre environnement devient intelligent

Martin Vetterli, Karl Aberer, Henri Julien Dubois-Ferrière
2007
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Les capteurs sans fil s’organisent automatiquement en réseaux pour enregistrer les données de notre environnement physique et transmettre les informations. C’est la théorie, mais la réalité pratique n’est pas si simple. L’article décrit un réseau de capteurs sans fil installé à l’EPFL.

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